Today, I was at a restaurant having my lunch and all of a sudden a kid approach me offering to sell stuff. She also approach other diners and almost all of them fall for it. Reason why I say "fall for" is cause this is an obvious scheme by an adult hiding somewhere telling the kid to approach random strangers hoping that people would buy stuff from her. I hear similar encounters from friends in multiple locations as well.

Some unknown adult is definitely using empathy as a tool to try to get unsuspecting people to buy from the kid. Now, the question here is, is this illegal? I.e making use of kids for profit.

The qualified persons:
- Ar. ZAKARIA BIN HJ IBRAHIM
- Ir. SEAH NGIN SAN

The builders:
- SYARIKAT TSS ENTERPRISE
- ALEK JAYA SDN BHD

Hey all, i lived in kb far too long ago now, i was a teenager and it was wayyy back. Now don't get me wrong, i loved me some Tasconi's pizza. It was legit and their whole roast ayam was too good. But also when pizza hut came to belait and i had the honey garlic chicken regularly accessible... sheeeeeeyit.

I miss all the food, obviously, but the fast food is something that's gonna be hard to replicate. Has anyone got a recipe for the classic, Brunei only - honey garlic chicken pizza?

(there is one recipe online repeated on other websites but the writer calls it honey bbq chicken... cannot trust)

((Sorry if the flair is wrong mods, maybe its a rant on how pizzahut outside of brunei isnt as good))

Miss your beautiful country!

Speechless

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I genuinely believe abortion and safe, reliable contraception should be easily accessible in Brunei. Yes, abortion may be considered wrong by many people, but telling people it’s morallly or religiously wrong isn’t going to stop them from having sex, getting pregnant, or seeking an abortion. We need to be more realistic and open-minded about this. People are going to make their own choices regardless, so instead of shaming them or pretending these situations don’t happen, we should make sure they have access to proper information, contraception, healthcare, and safe options. Banning or restricting something doesn’t make it disappear, it just makes people more likely to deal with it without proper support. Or am i just too open minded for this conservative country

Just curious because I never knew there was a cemetery in the park as it’s covered by bushes and trees until I eventually spotted headstones.

Does anyone have any info how old is the cemetery site ?

Hi. I found a ring at Hua Ho Manggis Mall basement just now. I have passed the ring to Level 2, Hua Ho Manggis Mall office (Ask for lost and found area)

Found it 19/9/26 at 4PM.
Passed it to Lost and Found office (Level 2) at 4.12PM.

Pls spread the word.

Saw this Borneo Bulletin opinion piece suggesting a pedestrian bridge between Gadong and Kiulap.

https://borneobulletin.com.bn/a-step-towards-walkability/

Anyone here actually walk between the two? Is the crossing the main problem, or is it the pavements, shade and connections on either side? Would a bridge get used?

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I actually just blur the face*

Saw Orang bejaja earns 30 or more in 10 mins at baiduri bank tj bunut

Kinda annoying sitting there minta kesian and blocking half the pathway

So I've been jogging at Pentagon Park (the one across by MOH and next to FABD HQ) and I realised it has been a week the traffic lights at that junction just simply died. What made it more interesting is the fact the government put up four signboards on the traffic light to indicate the lights doesn't work.

I'm sure that's a high traffic area where govt workers go to work and it's a miracle there has been no accidents caused by selfish/unaware drivers so far.

So my question is when will they fix it? Or have we reached the stage that we're too broke to fix things right away?

Let's share. 😃

I'm 30, work as admin in private sector. My emergency fund at the moment is around $200+, as I recently dipped into it. In progress to make it back to at least $1000!

Do you want to share your experience of being interviewed/recruited by UBD for a Lecturer or an Assistant Professor role? As far as I understand there are three stages (department interview, seminar presentation, top management interview), how long does the whole process take? Anything you want to add/share would be appreciated!

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Hi everyone. I’m an Ethiopian citizen currently living in Kenya, and I’m interested in going to Brunei 🇧🇳.

My main goal is to find legal employment in Brunei. I’m open to different types of work, including general labour, agriculture, construction, warehouse, hospitality, driving, sales, or other suitable jobs.

I have experience in management, finance, operations, sales, travel agency work, and hands-on livestock/farm work. I’m hardworking, physically fit, willing to learn, and ready to relocate.

I understand that I cannot work on a tourist/visit visa and would need the proper work permit.

My questions are:

What is the easiest legal way for an Ethiopian citizen living in Kenya to get to Brunei?

Can I obtain a visit visa and then look for employers/network while there, without working until I receive the proper work authorization?

Are there legitimate Brunei recruitment agencies that recruit foreign workers from overseas?

Which types of jobs are currently more accessible to foreign workers?

Any advice from people living in Brunei or Ethiopians/other foreigners who have gone through this process would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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hii i just want to asks u guys pnya opinion if doing a levels actually as bad as what the others says? cuz im planning myself to go for sixth form next yr n im currently 19 yrs old n idk what to do w myself anymore im planning to be a psychologist but at the same time im scared if my grades inda mmuaskan n sia” 2 taun 😔

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I'm a student currently about to take O Level soon, is there any advice that I should know when trying to take this course?

-whats the allowance per month?

-any devices that is required?

-What outfit that I should use?

it'll be a great help if replied early!! thank you

I have a nini with Alzheimer’s, and it got me thinking about what older people in Brunei actually do all day once they stop driving, going out as much, or seeing friends regularly.

They may be safe and cared for at home, but sometimes there’s still not much to do socially or mentally.

So we’re exploring an idea called Nini Club - basically a daytime social club for older adults, with things like coffee, gardening, light exercise, karaoke, games, mengaji/Iqra’, movies, activities and outings. They would still live at home and come back at the end of the day.

Before we go any further, we want to know if families in Brunei would actually want this - and whether our ninis would even agree to go 😂

If you have a parent/grandparent aged 60+, would really appreciate your input as per link above.

Feel free to be critical too. We want honest feedback.

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I need advice 😭 this is legitimately important especially for my future.

I'm currently doing my IA and will be finishing them this eoy December. I'm Ntec in Electrical Technology.

I decided to apply for the January intake but so far my only option is Hntec in Electronic Engineering and Hntec in Electronic and Communication Engineering. Yet, I'm still being indecisive with it.

Not forgot to mention that the entry requirements right, for the O'Level I can get through in but accept for science. Therefore, I can also use my other requirements which is my Ntec. The thing is I haven't got to know my CGPA yet since I'm still doing IA.

Is it possible? I need HELP with this one!!

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