KUCHING: Malaysia’s women’s rugby team have broken new ground in the 15s format, climbing to world No 41 with three Sarawakians playing key roles in the campaign. Cuthberta Entai, Siti Markhamah Mohd Fadzil and Dayang Manggie were part of the squad that earned Malaysia their first-ever World Rugby ranking points
KUCHING: Head coach Voon Yong Hui believes Sarawak water polo is “on the right track” for the Malaysia Games (SUKMA) 2026. His confidence follows the state’s Under-21 men striking gold at the 61st MILO-NSC-MAS Malaysia Age Group (MAG) Championship in Negeri Sembilan last weekend. Competing at the Negeri Sembilan Aquatic
KUCHING: The inaugural season of the Sarawak Premier League has drawn professional-level observation, highlighting its role as a platform for player exposure. Sarawak Football Association president Datuk Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman said he had been informed that Aidil Sharin Sahak, head coach of Kuching City FC, had identified several players with
KUCHING: Pride, silverware and RM50,000 in prize money will be on the line when Bintulu FA and Samarahan FA clash in the Sarawak Premier Cup 2025 final at Stadium Negeri Sarawak on Feb 15, with kick-off set for 3 pm. The champions will walk away with RM50,000 along with the
MUKAH: Interest in rugby among students in Mukah was on display as 45 participants from eight schools participated in a rugby sports clinic held at Padang Menara Pehin Setia Raja on Feb 7. The one-day programme focused on introducing participants to basic rugby skills and fundamentals, while providing early exposure
KUCHING: Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) will introduce its own digital television channel, UNIMAS TV, this year as part of efforts to strengthen the university’s strategic communication and digital presence. UNIMAS Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Dr Ahmad Hata Rasit, said the platform would feature a wide range of content, including collaborations with external
KUCHING: Public rights are outcomes of clear policies and laws, says Kota Sentosa assemblyman Wilfred Yap. He said discussions about rights must be grounded in how governments design and implement policies, as these frameworks determine what the public is entitled to receive. “If you don’t have good policies and good
SERIAN: N22 Kedup emerged champions of the Women’s Football Cup after edging defending champions D Samarahan FC 1–0 in the final at the SK St Dominic Pichin football field here on Monday (Dec 21). The final brought the curtain down on the two-week Datuk Seri Richard Riot Jaem Women’s Football
TAIPEI: Sarawak’s elite marathon runners narrowly missed the state marathon record at the Taipei Marathon today (Dec 21) but returned with several personal best performances. Team Haolian’s Elite Seven comprises Sarawakians from Kuching, Saratok, and Sibu who train at an elite level while balancing full-time careers. The team aimed to
KUCHING: When Kuching Natural Farmers Market (KNFM) first took shape, it was not obvious that it would last. There were no sponsors, no advertising budget, no formal organisation behind it. What existed instead was a shared unease of thoughts about food quality, health and trust, and two women who believed