Saturday, 6 December 2025

Author: Annabell Naja Tommy

Kampung durian tastes as good, Jerip tells department

PADAWAN: An in-depth study should be done on local kampung durian varieties that have potential to match the popular Musang King, Duri Hitam and D24 varieties. In making the call to the Department of Agriculture Deputy Minister of Transport (Land and Air), Datuk Dr Jerip Susil, said durians from Kampung

Youth express gratitude to Premier

KUCHING: In conjunction with Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg’s 8th anniversary in office, the youth of Sarawak have expressed their appreciation and hopes for the Premier’s leadership, which has brought significant progress to the state. They also conveyed their deepest gratitude for his dedication in advancing

Cultural concept adds zing to Pesta Orang Kampung

KUCHING: The sixth edition of ‘Pesta Orang Kampung’ at the Sarawak Stadium grounds has set a benchmark for success with its unique cultural concept. The festival has become a focal point for the local community, featuring over 70 food and drink stalls from various districts in Sarawak. Participating traders hailed

From engineering to enchanting voices

SOFTSPOKEN Lezuizita Ripin, also known as Leez Zwita, is famous for singing songs like ‘Bajik Tuai’ and ‘Berumah Ba Ati Orang’. Lezuizita, 32, currently works as a radio announcer and producer for Sekoh Pagi at the radio station KupiKupiFM. She has also been a recording artiste under OCH Sound Production

Hopes and wishes for a Merry Christmas

KUCHING: With only two days remaining until Christmas, people are making last-minute preparations, including buying gifts, decorating their homes, and preparing festive meals. A lively atmosphere fills the malls and Christmas markets, with cheerful songs playing and colorful decorations brightening every corner. Sarawak Tribune spoke to several individuals about their

Traffic jams on the roads as Christmas approaches

KUCHING: As the Christmas festivity draws near, traffic congestion is increasing as people either go for last-minute shopping or return to their hometowns. Sarawak Tribune observed that the usually smooth main roads and highways are now filled with slow-moving vehicles, especially during peak hours, when many residents return to celebrate

Smart poles transform waterfront experience

KUCHING: Kuching North City Commission (DBKU) has taken a significant step towards realising its smart city ambitions with the launch of its inaugural “Smart Pole” project along the Kuching Waterfront.Deputy Minister of Utility and Telecommunication, Datuk Abdul Rahman Junaidi, said the project, completed on November 18, was part of a

A season of giving and togetherness

KUCHING: With just over a week until Christmas, the festive warmth is already being felt as various programmes and activities take place across the community. In many locations, Christmas trees are adorned with a variety of ornaments, ranging from colourful lights to statues depicting the birth of Jesus Christ. In

Fundraising exhibition displays 78 artworks

KOTA SAMARAHAN: A total of 78 artworks produced by local artists are on display at the Brushes of Joy exhibition at Artavern, Art Space, La Promenade Mall, here. The exhibition is organised for charity, with funds raised to support students with special needs and the underprivileged. According to Olivia Ting,

Christmas concert donates to hospice care

KUCHING: The ‘Let There Be’ Christmas Charity Concert at St. Joseph’s Cathedral on Dec 13 drew an audience of 500, all united in wanting to give back to those in need. The concert held special meaning, as it went beyond the joy of celebrating Christmas. All proceeds from the event