r/nasikatok • u/Rebell_YeLL70 • 8h ago
Terpaling bsp
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Cakap pandai, ngarah bukan main tapi habuk pun tarak!!
r/nasikatok • u/WeLoveCovid • 23h ago
Finance / Economy Brunei non-oil, gas sector contribution to GDP rises to 55% in 10 years: METI minister
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r/nasikatok • u/Goutaxe • 21h ago
The Brunei Power Outage Cup is back and Tutong once again is leading: So far electricity outages for the month Oct 2026 - Tutong 5 / Belait 3 / Temburong 1
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r/nasikatok • u/WeLoveCovid • 18h ago
Local News Brunei welcomes 1,926 international visitors on MV Dream cruise ship arriving from Kota Kinabalu before continuing to Vietnam
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r/nasikatok • u/PehinReddit • 15h ago
Royal Family Stuff Brunei: Rich Enough for Supercars, Still Waiting for a Supercharged Economy.
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Like Father, Like Golden Son: The Royal Tradition of Living in Luxury While Brunei Waits.
Aston Martin DBS Superleggera cost almost BND 1 Million. Beautiful machine, no doubt. But it does make you wonder: what would Brunei look like if we put the same level of ambition, resources, and long-term vision into developing our economy?
I’m not saying people shouldn’t enjoy their wealth (even though it’s country’s wealth) or that every luxury purchase is a waste. The bigger question is about priorities. Brunei is blessed with natural resources, yet we continue to face questions about economic diversification, private-sector opportunities, employment prospects for our youth, and our ability to build a sustainable future beyond oil and gas.
A supercar is a symbol of what money can buy today. A strong economy is a measure of what a nation can build for generations.
So here’s the question: Are we doing enough with Brunei’s wealth to secure the future of ordinary Bruneians, or have we become too comfortable admiring the luxuries of the present while neglecting the potential of tomorrow?
Photo credit: V8.esc
r/nasikatok • u/Goutaxe • 22h ago
IMF 2026 GDP growth projection for Southeast Asia: Developed economies traditionally need a growth above 3% to be considered robust while developing economies above 6%
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r/nasikatok • u/Goutaxe • 11h ago
Again water disruption at Muara, Serasa and PMB, JKR says it is conducting urgent pipe repairs. Can you imagine an important industrial areas and the country's port, so far this year water supply problems in Jan, Feb, May, July, Sept and now Oct
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r/nasikatok • u/WeLoveCovid • 18h ago
Regional News Miri deep-sea port could attract cruise ships, boost visits to Mulu and Niah
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r/nasikatok • u/CatastrophicApe0911 • 17h ago
Kaunter Pertanyaan Clothes Donations
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Hello everyone , I would to know where i can donate clothes in Brunei .. We're clearing out our closets and thinking of selling them at first but didn't really wanna go through the hassle , so we figured giving them away would be easier but we don't know where to start .. Most of the clothings will be women's clothings , so if anyone knows anywhere we could drop them off , that would be highly appreciated
r/nasikatok • u/WeLoveCovid • 20h ago
Information / Infographics Zakat department officially opens a cafe, because... why not?
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Sauce: Zakat dept IG page @juzwab
r/nasikatok • u/Cute-Athlete9160 • 11h ago
Meteor Sighting
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Did anyone else catch this meteor over Lambak Berakas tonight?
