THE formation of Sarawak’s identity as a state rich in cultural heritage and unique history continues to be overshadowed by the dominance of Western narratives in historical writings. The lack of a balanced local perspective, coupled with the absence of dedicated institutions to systematically document Sarawak’s history, has caused these
KUCHING: The Sarawak Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) will continue to collaborate with stakeholders in documenting Sarawak’s indigenous languages for registration in the language database system. Its director Abang Haliman Abang Julai said that this effort is necessary to prevent ethnic languages in the state from becoming extinct. He noted
KUCHING: Lions Club in Kuching has been lauded for its contribution to the community here. Deputy Premier Datuk Seri Dr Sim Kui Hian said the non-governmental organisation held charity events and worked with relevant parties to establish closer ties with them. “Congratulations to the Lions Club for continuing to commit
KUCHING: Sarawak needs more plastic surgeons to be placed in major hospitals in the state, said Sarawak General Hospital (SGH) Director Dr Ngian Hie Ung. According to her, it can reduce congestion and the workload of the hospital’s Burn Unit which is the only one in the hospital. So far,
Claudia Tan, a Sarawakian who began writing at the age of 16, attracted the attention of a Hollywood film agency with her novel “Perfect Addiction.” Sarawakian novelist makes name in Hollywood WHO would have thought that the passion for reading and writing would one day make Sarawakian Claudia Tan a
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