NEWS ARCHIVE 2004
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| Sunday, 14th March 2004 |
Malays
Control Less
Than 50 Per Cent Of
Brunei Business
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Manpower
Shortfall Cited In Science, Technology Bandar Seri Begawan - Brunei is still experiencing manpower shortage in science and technology. Pehin Dato Haji Awang Abdul Aziz disclosed this at the opening of the Brunei Association for Science Education (BASE) Science and Technology Week 2004. ...FULL STORY |
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Brunei Joins
13th ASEAN Social Security Meet Bandar Seri Begawan – Brunei sent a delegation from the Employee's Trust Fund (TAP) to attend the 13th Asean Social Security Association Board Meeting (ASSA) in Pattaya, Thailand yesterday. ...FULL STORY |
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- Police briefing for Sg Liang Neighbourhood Watch
- Filipino in Brunei 1st absentee voter
- International recognition awards for SCB
- Blood donation drive in KB
- Buckle up, children
- Lucent to showcase 3G technology, capabilities
- Brunei Press awards long term staff
- HSBC sponsorship
- Casamia Café offers crispy crepes
- Pizza Hut Blink Zone hot spot
- Students from Sultan Sharif Ali School pass with flying colours
- BASE exhibition opens
- Crown Prince in Temburong
- STPRI holds ‘Syarahan' competition
- Teaching manuals exchange hands
- Ushering the New Year of Hijrah 1425
- Islamic Bank of Brunei, Takaful IBB mark 1425 Hijrah
- Museum insight for Maktab Teknik students
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- Brunei’s Other Economy Doing Just Fine Says Top Official
- Meeting To Boost Sultanate’s Global Approach
- A Serious Think On Oil & Gas
- Pleading For Review Of New Licence Fee Ruling
- Health Graduates Told To Render Quality Service
- Canadian Envoy Turns Over Contribution For Special Children
- Belait Steps Up Blood Donation Campaign
- Religious Talk Highlights Hijrah
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- China admits Great Wall cannot be seen from space
- U.S. court halts gay marriages
- Americans use less water
- Murderer takes man hostage in courtroom
- Colourful nail caps for scratching cats snapped up in Japan
- Chinese acrobat to stay 27 days on tightrope in bid for Guinness
- Farmer finds WWII weapons cache inside tree
- Pilot can't go back to London pending U.S. trial
- Yellowstone could help find life on Mars
- Oscar victor Theron poised to play another abused woman in new movie
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