Saturday, 29 April 2017

Sabah's Alliance - Bumburing's party pulls out of USA Sabah


Bumburing’s party pulls out of local Sabah alliance

read more news from...
Sg news at Yahoo

Tuesday, 6 March 2012

蔡细历:玩弄师资数据 斥一些教育官员是“鸟人”

2012-03-04 17:58
新闻转自南洋网-(http://nanyang.com/node/426498?tid=460)

(峇株巴辖4日讯)马华总会长拿督斯里蔡细历医生直斥一些教育部官员为“鸟人”,玩弄数据,导致马华无法确切掌握华小师资短缺数据,以致该党过去12年来无法解决这项问题。
“我从12年前的1999年开始担任马华中委,便听闻师资短缺问题,当时估计华小缺乏2000多名教师,因此马华认为每年只要栽培1000名教师,再扣除退休的几百名教师,相信3至5年便可解决。”
然而,他坦言,这项课题直到2012年仍未解决,因此他认为是数据方面出问题,而且教育部存有一些“鸟人”官员,在玩弄相关数据。

蔡细历也是马华峇株巴辖区会主席,他昨晚在举行于峇株巴辖白沙浮振华学校的“州务大臣与民聚餐晚会”上致词时这么说。出席者包括教育部副部长兼峇株巴辖区国会议员弗亚、帆加兰区州议员拿督高志财、振华学校董事长拿督郭洙国等。

(要求副揆提供资料)

他表示将于本月会见副首相兼教育部长丹斯里慕尤丁,以要求后者指示官员提供资料,说明到底华小缺乏多少名教师,从而妥善的解决师资荒问题。
他强调,马华比任何政党都更重视教育,1969年创办的拉曼学院,至今已栽培17万5000名优秀生,目前有一所总院和5所分院,学生人数约2万5000名。
“马华在10年前创办拉曼大学,如今学生也多达2万名,这两所高等教育中心以非盈利性质开办,每年栽培4万5000人,因此拉大的高等学额占全国大专学府的20%。”

他说,如果马华做得对,希望华裔同胞给予肯定,做得不对则予以指正,以便改善。

(改制中学华文列必修)

基于华小师资大部分来自改制中学,蔡细历说,教育部也已同意改制中学须列华文为必修科。

他指出,全国78所国民型中学共栽培12万5000名学生,去年他会见副首相时,要求教育部今年拨出特别款项予改制中学,此外,从今年开始,所有国民型中学每周3节华文课也必须增至5节。
“两所分别位于森美兰州和大山脚的国民型中学,也是时候受承认为独立中学,让他们有本身的董事会、行政和校产,教育部也同意这点。”

(处理拨地课题 欢迎雪州民联讨教)

蔡细历欢迎雪州民联州行政议员向他“取经”,以处理雪州政府拨地给华小的课题。

他指出,政府已拨款供雪州4所华小建校,但却面对没有校地的问题,尽管华裔同胞期望民联州政府了解华小意愿并拨地,遗憾的是这项问题仍未解决。
“倘若雪州行政议员不懂怎么处理,大可向我询问,我曾在柔佛州担任三届行政议员,州内工作,尤其是土地问题我都熟悉,为了华教,即使反对党联络我,我也可以提供协助。”

他说,过去17年来,他与柔州大臣拿督阿都干尼共事,了解后者是一名照顾各族的领袖,并且乐意与马华讨论各族课题。
蔡细历强调大臣本着“一个马来西亚”精神照顾各族群,华小、独中、神庙膜拜场所、民间团体拨款事项都没有面对任何问题,柔州处理华小的课题可作为我国模范州。

Wednesday, 6 July 2011

Let’s say no more on the subject

Daulat Tuanku, Daulat Tuanku, Daulat Tuanku
(sources:TheSundaily news)
Posted on 5 July 2011 - 08:58pm

THE KING has spoken. He said it, that “street demonstrations bring more bad than good although the original intention is good”. By any consideration it was a neutral statement that Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin issued on Monday.

Whichever way it is read hardly anyone would disagree that it is an advice to the organisers of the demonstrations to avoid street protests and rallies as the collateral damage caused by them would be too costly, and could undermine and destroy much that the country has built all these years.

In a plural society such as ours it would cause tension between the races and worse it may cause animosity between them and also cause “a section of the people to be enemies with the government”. Because of this, peace, law and order would suffer.

While the “original intention is good” it could be exploited by those with all kinds of agenda and despite the best efforts of the organizers to keep their people in check things could still run out of control.

Indeed, the “original intention” about reforming the electoral system is good and it has been voiced by many people and organisations long before Bersih (the Coalition for Free & Fair Elections) made up of NGOs and political parties came on the scene.

The Election Commission had certainly not been deaf to the demands and had instituted several changes over the years, maybe not at the speed that some people wanted but it made those changes.

The demand for more reforms came to a head following Bersih’s formation and its first demonstration in 2007 where tens of thousands of people were involved.

In that demonstration, where a list of demand for changes to the electoral system was handed to the Istana Negara, several people were injured and the peace and order of the city were disrupted.

Since then more changes, not necessarily as a result of demands by Bersih, were made by the Election Commission including its readiness to implement a biometric system in the next general election to dispel the perception that there are phantom voters.

It is possible that Bersih thinks that the changes to the electoral system made by the commission were not wholesale enough or too slow and too few and for that reason that it planned another demonstration to take place on Saturday.

The fear and concern of many people is that the police, whose capability was severely stretched when handling the first demonstration in 2007, may be hard put to handle the situation effectively should Bersih and its coalition partners make good their boast of mobilising 300,000 demonstrators on Saturday.

Therefore, as the King warned it is in the interest of everyone to ensure that “this demand on democracy does not bring destruction on the country”.

The Yang di-Pertuan Agong also said that “when we any problem arises, we as a civilised society must resolve it through consultation and not follow our emotions”.

His should be the last word on the subject and considering that his statement has helped to calm the situation (the latest development is that Bersih has agreed to hold the gathering in a stadium) everyone else should cease saying anything more on the subject.

Monday, 13 June 2011

SAPP Parents Nite 2011 in Kota Kinabalu

(Sources: SAPP official website)

KOTA KINABALU, 13 Jun 2011: Sabah will no longer be a Barisan Nasional (BN) 'fixed deposit' after the coming 13th General Election, said Datuk Yong Teck Lee, President of the opposition Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP).
Speaking at the Parents' Night organized by SAPP held at a leading Chinese seafood restaurant here on Saturday, Yong thus reiterated that SAPP is prepared to cooperate with the other opposition parties in Sabah to effectively break-up the BN hegemony in the state, in the next General Election.

More reading at >>>SAPP Official website

SAPP Malam Mesra Hari Ibu Dan Bapa 2011 in Kota Kinabalu
organised by Wanita SAPP Kota Kinabalu and Penampang Zone




Wednesday, 8 June 2011

Majikan Diberi Waktu 18 Hari Laporkan TKI Ilegal di Sabah

(Sumber berita:Tribunnews/Tribun Kaltim)
Tribunnews.com - Rabu, 8 Juni 2011 11:23 WIB

Laporan Wartawan Tribun Kaltim, Niko Ruru

TRIBUNNEWS.COM, NUNUKAN - Kerajaan Malaysia memberikan waktu kepada para majikan di Sabah selama 18 hari untuk mendaftarkan TKI ilegal yang dipekerjakannya untuk dipulangkan ke Nunukan mengurus dokumen.

"Soal kapan dipulangkan, itu tergantung pada kesiapan kita di sini," papar Ketua Asosiasi Perusahaan Pengerah Jasa Tenaga Kerja Indonesia (PJTKI) Kabupaten Nunukan Nazaruddin, Rabu (8/6/2011)

Nazaruddin mengatakan, TKI ilegal yang dipulangkan ke Nunukan adalah mereka yang menyambung paspor dan dipastikan tetap kerja di majikan yang bersangkutan.

"Yang jelas setelah PATI I dan PATI II sudah disetujui Malaysia, semua TKI bermasalah harus kembali di Indonesia," ujarnya.

Sunday, 5 June 2011

楊德利:中國象棋三千年歷史

Sunday, June 5, 2011


楊德利:中國象棋三千年歷史
已在路陽廣泛獲得推動

2011-06-05亞洲時報(本報訊)沙巴進步黨主席拿督楊德利表示,因為有進步黨路陽區州議員謝秋菊對發揚中華文化的精神,中國象棋中華文化活動才能在路陽區廣泛獲得推動,確保此中華文化得以流傳下去。

他說,中國象棋已有三千年的歷史,它在路陽區的廣泛推動已成功讓當地人民有機會參與這種有益身心健康的活動。

“下棋活動在本州尤其亞庇路陽已開始廣受歡迎,它除了是進步黨的常年活動以外,我們還邀請到走遍世界各國,來自中國的柳大華特級大師到來本州給予指點,以提升本地棋手的棋藝。”

也是前首長的楊德利昨日是在路陽民眾會堂為一年一度的「謝秋菊杯路陽和生園中小學象棋錦標賽」主持掛帥儀式致詞時,這麼表示。


拿督楊德利為「謝秋菊杯路陽和生園中小學象棋錦標賽」主持掛帥儀式後,一時興起坐下來与黄继有太平绅士展露两手棋藝。右站者為謝秋菊,左一及二站者為蕭瑞蘭及劉貴輝

更多新闻...>>沙巴进步党中文部落

Saturday, 4 June 2011

Alleged assault on HK visitor shocks tourism players

If this is true we have a lesson to learn to improve our tourism industry with more dedicated attitude and better responsibility with well trained agents! 
____________________________________________
(Sources: TheStar)

Friday June 3, 2011
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah tourism players expressed shock that a tourist guide allegedly punched a Hong Kong tourist who complained about his service.

They said most tour guides were trained to remain friendly even when provoked and expressed doubt that the person involved was a licensed tour guide.

“This has come as a shock to us. We want to know if the person involved is trained and registered,” Sabah Tourist Guides Association (STGA) vice-president Lim Su Khiong said yesterday.

He was commenting on an incident where a local tour guide was alleged to have assaulted a Hong Kong tourist at the Kota Kinabalu International Airport on Monday.

The tourist, who had lodged a police report, claimed that the guide was not happy with his complaint to the tour operator that he (the guide) was not good.

The guide was believed to have gone to the airport to confront the tourist who was returning to Hong Kong with his group.

STGA is leaving it to the police to investigate but they are trying to determine if the man is a registered member of the association.

“If he is a registered guide, we will recommend that the Tourism Ministry revoke his licence upon police investigations,” he said. Kota Kinabalu City police chief Asst Comm Ahmad Sof i Zakaria said investigations were being carried out.

State Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Masidi Manjun also regretted the incident and hoped that the tour company would take appropriate action pending investigations.