Author: Nabilah Haris

• His Majesty attends gala dinner
• Japan, ASEAN for free air, seas
• ASEAN, Japan vow peaceful resolution to territorial row
• HM calls for new ideas to improve RCEP
• Youth vie for ICT programme places
• Search on for woman missing for five days
• HM attends reception, dinner
• HM to attend ASEAN-Japan Summit
• Three students gain admission to S’pore school
• Brunei to house emergency, crisis management centres of excellence
• Islamic media must act as safeguard for Muslim communities
• Study on HIV awareness needed
• StudyUK exhibition on November 9
• Volunteers clear fire-ravaged home
• Sabah police arrest Bruneian in 10kg drugs case
• Minister: Students’ literacy improved
• Ministry launches reading campaign
• Teachers, MoE officials collect used books for charity sale
• Value life, improve driving habits
• Ex-Sembilang concluded
• Oil and Gas Job Fair records over 3,000 jobseekers
• Roadshow aims to instil wildlife awareness
• ‘Wild meat has no medicinal value’
• Scholar highlights role of literature in promoting MIB
• MIB seminar comes to a close
• Forum fosters Islamic bank, financing understanding
• MiSC to equip students with ICT skills
• Minister raises concerns on lack of regional neurologists
• World Blood Donor Day to be commemorated across all four districts
• MKM gives aid to needy households
• MKM hopes documentary will shed light on kampung
• Ministries hold religious events
• Rimba II Secondary School students undergo internship
• Fisherman lands giant ray
• ’Be vigilant in the line of duty’
• SOAS College hosts Khatam ceremony to mark completion of Quran recital
• Women’s Council holds annual tadarus ceremony
• ‘Charitable acts encouraged in Islam’
• Kilanas home in danger of collapsing
• ‘Pay attention to your mental health’
• Ministries host tahlil, tadarus ceremonies
• Expand uses and applications of local handicrafts
• Quran recital for Ramadhan completed
• Parents Teacher’s Association to improve school activities
• Winning choral speakers crowned
• Visiting professor lauds Kuala Belalong centre
• Ecotourism: Private tour operators in best position to educate public
• IBTE’s business campus welcomes new intake
• Kg Lorong Sikuna residents hold Hari Raya celebrations
• Imams: Be grateful for kind, just leadership
• Retirees told to continue contributing to society
• Judging guideboook planned for Quran reading competitions
• Trees take centre stage for Earth Day 2016
• Students innovate traditional products
• Special education teachers visit Kuching
• RTB collaborates with Indonesia,M’sia on culture
• MPKs see good sales at expo
• PMO deputy minister in Singapore on Distinguished Visitors Programme
• Airbnb helps homestay owners spread their network
• Melaka officials visit KUPU SB
• YSHHB launches Skoolbag mobile app
• 25 advance to national Al-Quran competition finals
• 154 tonnes of Kurnia dates imported for Muslims in Brunei this year
• Pakistan diplomat calls on MoHA
• MPRT hosts special Isra’ Mikraj lecture
• Fear of Allah helps Muslims shun evil and transgressions
• Crown Prince bestows medals on 678 recipients
• UBD hosts Isra’ Mikraj lecture
• PeSTAB launches local film
• Expansion of educational outreach proposed
• SOASCIS moots Islamic ethics elective module
• S Korean youth awed by Bruneian culture
• Dep’t plans two more fish carnivals
• Fisheries sector offers career opening for youth
• MinComm honours its retirees
• ‘Graduates should never stop learning’
• ‘HoB initiatives should support economic growth’
• Local writers urged to embrace technology
• Pakistan High Commission looks to organise more cultural events
• Pokemon GO as a learning tool
• Entrepreneurs see rise in demand for traditional products
• Doa Selamat marking 26th Teacher’s Day
• ‘Be sincere when giving alms’
• ‘Librarian-teacher partnerships can boost effectiveness of libraries’
• Two Bruneians to take part in ASEAN Leaders’ Interface meeting
• SUAMPRIPAD emerge winners at student forum
• UNISSA hosts 6th International Conference on Islam in the Malay World
• Katok Secondary School students complete attachment programme
• Tasek Lama wardens take up night watch
• International halal seminar concludes
• Philippines President introductory visit in Brunei starts Sunday
• Politeknik Brunei teams up to help OVOP
• Muslims warned of financial fraud
• Water-saving app makes splash at technology camp
• ‘Bruneians should give local authors a read’
• Congregants told to be humble when practicing doa
• Judges review entries in photography contest
• Writers gather in Tutong district
• Collaboration between local writers, filmmakers eyed
• BDAC, M’sian university share expertise
• Education ministry sets new target for PSR examination
• Japan seeks cooperation in primary industries
• Boosted cooperation with public vital to curb crime rate
• Volunteers to hold more soup kitchen events
• Exhibition scheduled for CG architectural models
• Driving architecture into the new age
• ‘Day of Action’ puts charity in focus
• ‘Creativity needed in helping others’
• Water disruption notice
• Volunteers to cook 1,000 meals for needy families
• Family of six takes leap of faith
• MKM clinic seeks more lawyers as number of cases grows
• RBPF confirms snatch theft attempt at Serusop
• SOAS Mosque to go dark again for Earth Hour
• ‘A blessing not to be wasted’
• Vow on locals’ job security
• Workshop to boost community spirit
• RBPF urges public to stop circulation of photos
• Gov’t to undertake spending reforms
• Seek help to get off zakat dependence, recipients advised
• MCYS budget reduced by 14.9%
• UBD calls for proper management of invasive Acacias
• All eyes on tourism sector
• Move to start remittance services at post offices
• High smartphone usage good for businesses eyeing to benefit from big data
• UBD study shows Bruneians interested in online learning
• Expat community shows patriotism for home away from home
• Muslims urged to be wary of extremists
• District Office plans showroom for OVOP
• Mosques mark N-Day with Khatam
• Locally made products showcased at exhibition
• ‘Better English lands more girls than boys in college’
• Slow down at school zones
• UNISSA hosts talk on corruption
• Chevening alumni to host youth forum talk series
• Roadshow for civil service awards
• Revamp in MoH for best service to clients
• RBAF commander named honorary member of SFR
• New Magic Moments DVD launched
• Alternative energy expert to give public lecture on Feb 10
• New developments under way at IBTE-MTSSR
• UNISSA, KUIS sign MoU on cooperation
• Maritah Berdudun project for aspiring teachers continued
• Brunei, Indonesia joint naval exercise completed
• 30 to represent Brunei-Muara in quarters of Quran reading competition
• Be sincere in everyday religious acts to ensure blessed life
• ‘Muslim women need to find balance between modernity and traditions’
• Village cleans up to keep Zika at bay
• Ministry of Finance, UTB mark Hijrah 1438
• Project Habitat introduces tour packages
• Youth groups collect donations for over 200 families
• ‘More youths should produce literary works in Malay’
• International Islamic Conference for Women launched
• Preparing students for active, creative learning
• 20 RBPF personnel promoted
• YSHHB Primary School students learn to grow their own food
• JIS Ugama School holds Khatam event
• BDNAB sends members to Malaysia to learn embossing
• YSHHB holds religious ceremony for students
• Car owners told to get rid of eyesore
• Local cooperative holds first fire drill
• Paving the way to clean roads
• Bruneians depart for int’l Quran reading competition
• Informative Community Programme ends on high note
• 37 cases of domestic violence recorded until August this year
• Foster family ties with right environment
• SCOT eyes positive change for 2015
• Threatened by more landslides, family seeks assistance
• Public notice on road closures
• $85m water pipeline project operational by end of 2015
• Rising water levels still manageable
• Enthusiastic youth response to 3-day Ash-Shaliheen Camp
• Four park and ride locations identified
• 3-day fest to mark Int’l Volunteers Day
• Municipal Dep’t mulls setting up own plant nursery
• MoH to reach out to people who can’t visit health centres
• Agriculture, agrifood output dips in Tutong
• Registry for Arabic Schools closes Nov 29
• PSR results available via SMS
• Minister: Study effectiveness of entrepreneurship programmes
• Low water pressure to hit Brunei-Muara
• Badan Tanmiah Harta marks 20th anniversary
• Traffic offences rise in November
• Pertiwi celebrates new year Hijrah
• Using smart mapping technology to develop our cities
• ICT can help develop smart, safe, secure city
• Rebranding counselling as career guidance
• Phase II of Tungku-Jerudong interchange to be ready next year
• HRH continues visits to RKN sites
• UBD, ITB add learning facilities
• Nurses play extended role when faced with cultural beliefs
• Brunei still behind in practising 3Rs
• Nurses, midwives urged to adopt MIB in working
• Brunei to cut energy use by 63%
• Thanksgiving ceremony for World Maritime Day
• 2nd batch of Haj pilgrims fly out
• PTES victor of debate contest
• Speeding remains top offence
• Remain up-to-date on development acts
• Proper patient care guidebook unveiled
• Four Prisons Dep’t officials leave for Canada to attend conference
• Brunei-China defence relations growing
• Youth perform for their Sultan
• Fostering closer ties with Raya gatherings
• SCOT recruiting help for sixth Green Xchange
• TelBru aims fourth straight win in marching contest
• SPN21 not meeting MIB needs
• More research needed for religious education
• Over hundred cases of landslides reported
• MoRA ensures Muslim converts receive flood aid
• Floodwater in Tutong no longer labelled dangerous
• American scholars programme up for grabs
• ‘Stop discouraging Bruneians from taking up photography’
• NGOs: Time to ban plastic bags
• First-ever Energy Exhibition 2014 to focus on efficiency, conservation
• Tutong District possible home to wildlife sanctuary
• 245 complete PKBN training
• Deputy Sultan urges youth to join PKBN
• ‘Consider renaming job titles to make them more attractive’
• Over 4,000 register for oil, gas posts
• Victims can pardon criminals
• Three senior gov’t officials promoted
• Temburong fuel shortage riles district residents
• Reducing styrofoam use at schools
• Tg Maya residents start returning to their homes
• Minor tremor in Sabah poses no threat to Sultanate
• Bruneians to compete at World Skills competition in Hanoi
• PSR mentoring proves valuable
• Villagers help clear house debris
• No leniency with criminals
• Borneo Fruit Fest from Dec 11-14
• Study: Many first-year uni students do not read
• ITB holds two-day communication teaching conference
• 18 couples attend first MoRA post marriage course
• Night-time driving may become part of mandatory lessons
• Her Majesty graces Girl Guides Day 2014
• Women’s Council hosts annual general meeting
• UBD alumni charity drive next week
• 49 ITB students joinPUJA-ITB Student Chapter
• Donations made for the comfort of congregants
• JPD payment counters to open only in morning,TAP’s shut for today
• ‘Practise proper fasting etiquette’
• Muslims reminded of bountiful benefits of ‘sedekah’ in Ramadhan
• IWCB hands donations to orphans for Ramadhan
• Easily accessible technology can help women learn, read Quran
• Civil Service Institute awarded for contributions to human resources development
• ‘Fasting is not an excuse to avoid responsibilities’
• Fatal car accident near Tasik Biru Police Post
• Risk of flash floods in next few days: Meteorological Dep’t
• Towards an energy-saving Raya
• 6 selected for INSPIRE internship
• LTD to release new car licence numbers for tender
• Relief as Bali airport reopens
• KUPU SB celebrates Nuzul Al-Quran
• Khatam Al-Quran, tahlil at Minister of Development’s residence
• ‘20,000kg of rubbish increase per night during Ramadhan’
• Imams to Muslims: Be humble
• 45 traffic offences reported in roadblocks
• Continue performing good deeds during Raya
• ‘Pitch to Win’ workshop held for 50 BICTA participants
• More research tie-ups for ecosystem
• Brown rice at $3.40 per kg
• Double efforts to participate in QCC convention: Minister
• Youth and Sports Dep’t to organise ‘Aerobic for Nepal’
• Check collection boxes, update accounts regularly
• ‘HoB contributes to economic growth’
• UNISSA partners with Bangladesh uni
• Brunei to celebrate Earth Day 2015 with green acts
• HoB conference begins
• Bruneians spend day with books
• Quranic generation vital to dispel misconceptions on Islam
• Al-Quran is source that inspired the birth of science
• JPD mobile app gets thumbs up
• $16m flood mitigation project to commence work this month
• Book launching marks a century of formal education
• Fisheries department leads joint operation at Pengkalan Sibabau
• MoH bans dozen health, cosmetic products
• 99 Bruneians get jobs through gov’t programme
• JENESYS 2.0 students end Brunei tour
• Biodiversity key to sustainable development
• Improve aftercare of former inmates: AGC
• Apply vision, mission, action, MIB to aid former inmates reintegrate
• ‘Brunei Halal has global potential’
• Brunei to balance safety with growth in aviation industry
• BDAC to increase public outreach
• Review food habits, eat local produce
• Literature contributes to the nation’s well-being
• Creative writing centre proposed
• Quran reading victors honoured
• Youth told to take the lead in developing Islam
• ‘Finalists’ skills in Quran tilt improving’
• Importance of daily prayers stressed
• Woman embracesIslamic faith
• Brunei bid to join coral initiative discussed
• Brunei hosts 16th Borneo Island International Big Bike Festival
• India’s National Defence College to boost ties with Brunei
• Siemens Brunei supports ITB students’ research on local market
• Brunei to host regional military logistics seminar
• UBD sets sights on ‘world class’
• Sermon gives Muslims guidelines of Korban ritual
• MinComm to dialogue with cyclists
• Fire victims get donations from Yayasan
• Brunei air quality showing slight improvement
• ITQSHHB fetes students who received excellent results
• Gov’t mulls changing policies to improve road safety
• ‘No apparent El Nino conditions in Brunei’
• New visiting scholars in Fulbright US-ASEAN initiative named
• Male cyclist killed in crash
• BNRSC to campaign against distracted driving
• Students urged to put knowledge to good use
• RB to waive fees for change in Bangkok flights
• RBPF probes death of family of three at Muara police barrack
• Online applications for HECAS now open
• New compactors help keep BSB clean
• Health campaign coaxes consumers to make right choices
• Imams: Hoist your flags with pride
• Bruneians set off for 5th SICSEF
• Strengthen family institutions to avoid social ills
• Take ‘all-encompassing’ Islamic approach to counter issues: MIB Supreme Council
• ‘Muslims should practise sincerity in almsgiving’
• Brunei youth leader to attend ASEAN programme
• Tasek Sarubing lines up 40 events to lure tourists
• MoH uses parks to promote health
• IBTE seeks to diversify its corporate ties
• ‘Muslims must be wary of extremism’
• Ministries celebrate Maulud Nabi
• APTK plans to set up job portal
• Counselling can change lives for the better
• Using books to strengthen communities
• MoHA holds Maulud Nabi event
• ‘Muslims must observe proper etiquette at Friday prayers’
• MoE celebrates Maulud Nabi
• UNISSA students attend Sri Lankan ALSA conference
• ‘Prioritise the building of mosques’
• Registration for National Youth Quran competition now open
• Institute offers Diploma in’Aliyah Qiraat
• 16 teams join 31st Dikir Brunei contest
• Embassy boosts Thai nationals education on Brunei’s laws
• ‘Slight improvement in Brunei’s air quality’
• Tasek Lama jungle trail renovated
• ‘Non-pensioners get benefits too’
• Fast-track promotion scheme will take time to yield results
• Rich Brunei Bay needs government protection
• Slow loris released into the wild
• Brunei Girl Guides celebrate World Thinking Day with entrepreneurship
• Diversifying economy produces good results
• Raising civil servants’ salaries may hinder private sector
• Don’t waste water while performing your ablution
• Youth told to embrace change positively
• ‘Youths eager to benefit society’
• ‘Don’t be swayed by demeaning strategies meant to divide us’
• New non-profit group aims to empower young peopleto achieve Vision 2035
• Citizens show of patriotism in nation’s colours
• Int’l standards for surveyors to make practitioners marketable
• UK keen to support green tourism
• Men told: Learn more about prostate cancer
• ‘Use caution with Islamic financial institutions’
• TAIB hands over $3.58 million in zakat money to MUIB
• ‘Identify talents to fill key positions in civil service’
• ‘Knowledge is an invaluable asset’
• Car slams into Burger King Brunei outlet