SHANGHAI: Sarawak has taken a big step in its pursuit of clean energy, with plans to study the feasibility of generating up to 1,000 megawatts through solar power. A step in this direction was embarked on by the Sarawak government with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with
KUCHING: Sarawak’s rich culture and unique landscapes offer huge potential for local filmmakers to develop creative content that can promote the state both domestically and internationally. In stating this Deputy Minister for Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts, Datuk Snowdan Lawan, expressed strong support for local film productions to market
KUCHING: A new Sarawakian short film, Space Between, is set to make its national broadcast debut this Father’s Day, offering audiences across Malaysia a glimpse into the state’s rich storytelling potential. The film will air on TVS (Channel 122 MYTV, Unifi TV & Astro) at 5.30pm on June 15. Written
KUCHING: A total of 80 exhibitors are participating in a large-scale exhibition currently held at the MetroCity Convention Centre (MCCC) in the N6 Tupong area. The exhibition, organised by Sustainable Management Sdn Bhd, is being held at a newly constructed convention space using a canopy structure, which allows for a
KOTA SENTOSA: Residents of Lorong Semaba 7 here can now look forward to better drainage and flood prevention following the completion of a RM250,000 Rural Transformation Programme (RTP) infrastructure project championed by Kota Sentosa Assemblyman, Wilfred Yap Yau Sin. Accompanied by officers from the Padawan Municipal Council (MPP), Yap visited
KUCHING: In response to the rising interest in pickleball, Bandar Kuching Member of Parliament, Dr Kelvin Yii Lee Wuen, has introduced the P195 Power Pickle Programme, a free initiative offering structured weekly pickleball lessons throughout this month for youths under the age of 25. The programme will run across four
KUCHING: The demand for livestock such as cattle and goats for the upcoming Aidiladha sacrificial rites is on the rise, even though the available supply this year is lower than in previous years. Owner of Ternak Maju Al-Barakah farm, Syed Razuan Ali, 47, said his farm has prepared 122 cattle
KUCHING: A new inclusive sensory park, the first of its kind in Kuching, was officially launched today. Its aim is to create a safe, engaging space for autistic children while raising awareness and fostering community involvement in embracing neurodiversity. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian lauded the initiative
KANOWIT: The Gawai Dayak festivities at Rumah Panjang Maling Nyapang, Sungai Maong, Jalan Kanowit-Durin, were marked by vibrant celebrations and community spirit. The Village Development and Security Committee (JKKK), together with the local youth and women’s groups (Belia & Beliawanis), organised a series of exciting events over four days in
SIBU: Sibu Water Board’s (SWB’s) effort to install new pipes has successfully resolved the water supply issue in about 10 longhouses at Pasai, Bawang Assan. Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) Bawang Assan Chairman, Councilor Kevin Lau Kor Jie, said the installation had already been completed, but some adjustments on the
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