NEWS ARCHIVE 2008
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| Sunday, 25th May 2008 |
India Wants To
Import Oil & Gas
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What Is
Foregone For The $202mil Subsidy Bandar Seri Begawan - A total of 2,880 units of low-cost housing, 20 health centres, 12 schools, 170km of new roads, 100,000 new computers for schools and 1,400 scholarships for students on a first degrees course overseas. ...FULL STORY |
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Brunei
Committed To Millennium Development Goals Bandar Seri Begawan - The Minister of Health, Pehin Dato Awang Hj Suyoi bin Hj Osman, attended the 61st World Health Assembly in Switzerland, which ran from May 19 to May 24. ...FULL STORY |
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Related News: Brunei Pledge To Meet Millennium Development Goals
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- Bruneians Use More Energy During Conservation Marathon
- HRH Leaves For Myanmar To Discuss Cyclone Relief Efforts
- Brunei Pledge To Meet Millennium Development Goals
- Negative Impact Of Smoking Calls For Stringent Measures
- Peer Group Must Have Good Attributes
- Princess Hjh Masna Off To Myanmar
- Royal Congratulatory Messages To Jordan
- Over $17,000 For Families Affected
- Ministry Of Development Staff Donate Blood
- ITB Signs MoA With Queen's University Belfast
- Pehin Hazair Hands Over Tobacco Act Posters And No Smoking Notices
- Smoking Can Lower Quality Of Life, Says Minister
- RIPAS Hospital Holds Seminar On Neurological Emergencies
- Workshop For Syariah Court Judges, Officers Ends
- Singaporean Students Savour Culture At Tutong School
- B$27k Sponsorships Collected In Tutong
- MSPSBS Holds Course For Student Councillors
- TAP Holds Briefing At Ministry Of Communications
- Minister Launches 2nd Energy Week
- Sunday Splash Beckons
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Nuclear sub
crashes after 'tracing paper blunder' London - A British nuclear submarine crashed into the seabed after tracing paper was used to help plot its course during a training exercise, obscuring vital symbols from student commanders, reports said Friday. |
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