Thursday, 15 January 2026

Author: Gabriel Lihan

Athleticism and fellowship thrive at run

KUCHING: The Olive Run 2024 made a vibrant return, showcasing athleticism and community spirit as over 250 participants embraced the joy of running and fellowship. Among them was 60-year-old Teng Swee Hock, who effortlessly completed the 2-kilometre course in just 10 minutes, maintaining an impressive average pace of 6 km/h.

19 hotels booked for Para SUKMA accommodation

KUCHING: The 19 hotels accommodating 15 participating contingents at the Para (SUKMA) Malaysia Games will feature “disability-friendly” amenities. Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah said that the hotels are equipped with facilities designed to meet the diverse needs of para-athletes. Fatimah then added that while the

Olive Run 2024 returns to celebrate BEM Olive Garden 30th anniversary

KUCHING: The Olive Run 2024 returned with renewed energy today (Sept 21) after a hiatus since 2019. Organising chairperson Mark Octavius expressed joy over the event’s success, which saw over 250 participants competing in three categories: 5 km (men and women open), 2 km (children under 12), and 2 km

Over 3,000 attendees expected at Para SUKMA opening ceremony

KUCHING: Over 3,000 attendees including athletes from 15 contingents are expected at the opening ceremony of the Para (SUKMA) Malaysia Games tomorrow (Sept 22). Women, Early Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Minister Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah said the opening ceremony will showcase authenticity and uniqueness, featuring various ethnic groups united

Kuching childcare centre linked to GISBH under police investigation

KUCHING: A childcare centre associated with Global Ikhwan Service and Business Holding (GISBH) in this city is currently under investigation by the police. Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Minister Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah said the Sarawak Social Welfare Department (JKMS) has agreed to collaborate with the police regarding the

Para-table tennis squad eye 3 golds

KUCHING: The para-table tennis team are aiming for three gold medals at the upcoming Para (SUKMA) Malaysia Games. Minister of Women, Early Childhood, and Community Wellbeing Development Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah said the para-table tennis event features nine high-quality athletes. “They are exceptional athletes. Today (Sept 19) marks the last

Ex-Kedah midfielder Moses Atede joins Kuching City FC

KUCHING: Kuching City FC have made another significant addition to their squad with the signing of former Kedah Darul Aman midfielder Moses Atede. The announcement was made on Kuching City FC’s Facebook page on Thursday (Sept 19), bringing exciting news to local football fans. This move comes as part of

Fearless pursuit for para-archers as they set sights on gold

KUCHING: Para-archers have heeded the advice of Minister of Women, Early Childhood, and Community Wellbeing Development Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah to “not fear the opponents”. Fatimah offered words of encouragement to the athletes after observing their training sessions. She highlighted the significant effort and commitment demonstrated by both coaches and

Richard aims for triple gold medals

KUCHING: Richard Bada is aiming to secure gold in all three of his events at the upcoming Para (SUKMA) Malaysia Games at the end of the month. Richard will compete in three throwing events for F41 (short stature) athletes: shot put, javelin, and discus.“I am targeting gold in all three

KCFC to face Selangor FC on Sept 13

KUCHING: Kuching City FC will face Selangor FC on Sept 13 in a top four encounter. Selangor FC are currently second in the Malaysian Super League with 19 points, while Kuching City FC are fourth with 14 points. Head Coach Aidil Sharin acknowledges that the upcoming match against Selangor FC