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Did Brunei ever become the richest economy in the world? Yes, back in 1980, a time when it was not uncommon to hear stories of people buying house with cash
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Did Brunei ever become the richest economy in the world? Yes, back in 1980, a time when it was not uncommon to hear stories of people buying house with cash

u/Goutaxe — 17 hours ago
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Brazen thief at a Kiulap restaurant: Know there is a CCTV and even wave at it after stealing

u/Goutaxe — 2 days ago
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Couple stealing at Lambak: Scan the house first, move target items near the gate, pretend to go when a car passed by, drive their car outside then quickly grab the loots

u/Goutaxe — 2 days ago
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The Diamond Jubilee Committee: They are given 1.5 years to prepare the event, brainstorm ways to make the Supreme Leader happy and how to praise him to the max during his Diamond Jubilee celebrations, wonder how they really feel in their heart knowing full well how far the country has declined

u/Goutaxe — 3 days ago
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2 times power outages in a day at Muara, Serasa, Salar. This month Brunei Power Outage Cup - Tutong 4 / Brunei-Muara 2 / Temburong 1

u/Goutaxe — 3 days ago
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As Malaysia nationwide median salary surpassed Brunei for the first time last year, the Brunei government should explain to its people why things has worsened so much since independence, ruining a country which under the British back then possessed the wealthiest people in Southeast Asia

u/Goutaxe — 3 days ago
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2 days, 2 districts, with Tutong suffering its fourth power outage this month: It might be hard to imagine 15 years ago, but Lawas and Limbang nowadays have more reliable electricity than rich country's Tutong and Temburong

u/Goutaxe — 3 days ago
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Equal with Tutong today, game-changing transformation 2030-2035, city by 2050: Can Limbang follow Miri's footsteps and become developmentally ahead of Brunei by 2070s?

u/Goutaxe — 4 days ago
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Brunei government revenues collapsing over the past 15 years: This is a bitter truth and a reminder to those could find opportunities abroad, don't wait, because under current trajectory things will only get worse not improve - no money no development welfare cuts poor infrastructure no progress

u/Goutaxe — 5 days ago
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The 2026 Legatum Prosperity Index: Brunei the only country not ranked in ASEAN - 'peaceful and stable' yet in state of emergency for nearly 64 years

u/Goutaxe — 5 days ago