June 2004

NEWS ARCHIVE 2004

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Monday, 7th June 2004

National Broadcast
Stresses Importance Of
Brunei’s ARMY Shape Up

His Majesty Sultan of Brunei inspects
guard of honour during the RBAF anniversary

Bandar Seri Begawan – It is vital that Brunei build up its armed forces as South China Sea which touches the sultanate has become one of world’s hot spots. ...FULL STORY

Related Story: Brunei Army To Face Revolutionary Changes To Meet Current Threats

Sultanate's Cyber Revolution
To Begin In Schools

Education Minister Pehin Aziz and Malaysian High Commissioner
Tan Sri Jamil Johari launching the Media Intellect of PGGMB

Bandar Seri Begawan – The sultanate has embarked on a cyber revolution that could change the face of the nation profoundly. ...FULL STORY

BB Version: Malay Teachers urged to widen business scope

Brunei Mothers Warned Of Diet That Could Kill
Bandar Seri Begawan – Mothers in Brunei were warned of killer diets that they could unknowingly feed their children with. ...FULL STORY

Young Singer Gets His First Song Going
Bandar Seri Begawan – Schoolboy local singer, Khairy has released his debut album. The album, 'Kau Segalanya', was launched on Saturday night by Pehin Dato Haji Hazair, Permanent Secretary at the Prime Minister's Office at a leading hotel in Berakas. ...FULL STORY

WORLD REPORT SPECIAL

Final tweaks put to UN Iraq draft
Baghdad - Diplomats are discussing a third draft resolution from the US and Britain, amid hopes of imminent agreement.

SPORTS

Silver lining to Brunei SUKMA
Bandar Seri Begawan - The Brunei contingent collected a total of 11 medals in this year's 10th Malaysian Games (SUKMA), namely one gold medal, five silvers and five bronzes.

YOUR HEALTH

Know what foods to choose when hunger strikes
New York - Your stomach is growling but lunch is hours away. You're eyeing the cookies on the counter, but know that you'll feel guilty if you indulge.

OTHER REPORTS

Finders keepers? Man sued after $50,000 find
Buenos Aires - A jobless Argentine who found $50,000 buried in trash and promptly bought a house, two cars and a corner shop is now being sued by a woman claiming her maid mistakenly had thrown out the cash.

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