JICA gives computers to 12 high schools in Sultan Kudarat
by Edgar B. dela Cruz, NE Roche
Koronadal City (6 October) — The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Sultan Kudarat Provincial Office had secured a grant from the Japan International Cooperating Agency (JICA) under the Non-Project Grant Assistance Program. The grant shall fund projects for the promotion of Information Communication Technology in the province.
Berbuka Puasa
2.Sambutan Bayaran Bayaran Yuran Keahlian boleh di buat melalui Cek/money
Majlis Hari Raya / Deepavali
3.Bengkel
KIMONO
4.Jamuan Makan Malam
Tahunan myJICA
5.Treasure Hunt myJICA 2006
6.Pertandingan
Bowling myJICA Sarawak
7.Lawatan
Teknikal Ke , Cameron Highland
8.Bengkel
ICT untuk EXCO sesi 2006-2008
9.Japanese Culture : Seminar on
10.JICA
Alumni Regional Meeting ( ASEAN ) 2007
11.XDDC
Mendaki Gunung Kinabalu, Sabah
12.Mesyuarat
Agong Tahunan Kali ke 20
13.Lawatan
Teknikal dan Homestay Programe di Jepun
Yuran Keahlian
order diatas nama Persatuan Alumni ( JICA) sebanyak RM 20 setahun.
dan Pen. Bendahari ): En. Mohd Nawi Che Abd Rahman di Talian 019 2809200 / Cik
Rodzita Ismail0192123234.
Welcome to Mr. Umezaki, JICA Malaysia Office Resident Representative. He arrived Malaysia on September 4th. 2006.
Mr. Umezaki with Dato’ President
Shinzo Abe,, 52 appointed as new Japan Prime Minister on September 26, 2006.. He is the youngest PM and the only was born after WWII.
Yesterday Cin and I said goodbye to our new daughter at the Putrajaya ERL train station as she proceeded to catch a plane to the next city (Kota Kinabalu) of her Malaysia trip before returning to Japan tomorrow. Despite the short time she was physically with the family, the goodbye felt very special and I’m sure I saw a tear in her eye.
Her “homestay” program started with Becks and I fetching her on Friday afternoon, whisking her to the hospital to visit Aunty Hawa and meet Mama, fetching Nugget at the nearby LRT train station and staying two hours at the hospital before we grabbed late dinner at Sate Kajang Hj. Samurni at Damansara Utama. Not the most cheerful of a welcome into the family, but Akina did not complain. Not only did she manage to visit Aunty Hawa, she also was able to meet Nenek (Grandma), uncles, other aunts, relatives and other visitors. And at the hospital, Nenek gave her the first taste of soon-to-become one of her favourite local cakes, kueh bakar!
There is a saying, “100% is possible 100% of the time.” So while Cin I focused on Hawa at the hospital over the weekend, we found a way of fulfilling our commitment to hosting Akina at the same time.
Akina in Kebaya.
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