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Tanjung Embang expected to draw RM100 billion investment for Sarawak
Sarawak Premier Abang Johari Tun Openg said the development of Tanjung Embang as a low-carbon hub is expected to inject around RM100 billion in investment into Sarawak's economy over the next decade. He said the project will be supported by a new international airport and deep-sea port, while Bintulu has been chosen as one of 43 Transitioning Industrial Clusters worldwide under the World Economic Forum. He spoke at the national-level Malaysia Day 2026 celebration at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching.
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Bintulu Port handed over to Sarawak in Kuching ceremony
The federal government officially handed over Bintulu Port to the Sarawak state government at a ceremony held at Kuching International Airport on Malaysia Day. The handover involved four legal documents and follows a takeover process that began in 2023, with the port's status changing from federal to state on September 1.
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Abang Johari: Sarawak building rural roads to cut helicopter reliance
Sarawak Premier Abang Johari Tun Openg said the state is taking over former logging roads and building new ones, including in Baram and Bintulu, so rural communities can reach clinics without depending on helicopters. He spoke after officiating a semiconductor talent event at CENTEXS in Santubong, Kuching, and said the road network should be largely complete by 2030 to 2032.
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Road repair at Kampung Grait-Git collapse to start this week
Physical rehabilitation works on the collapsed roadside linking Kampung Grait and Kampung Git in Puncak Borneo are expected to begin this week or next, according to Puncak Borneo MP Datuk Willie Mongin. The project follows nearly a year of technical investigations after the September 2025 collapse, with JKR Kuching overseeing the repairs.