Author: Jasnita Ahmad

Hands-on internship elevates trainees’ skills and resilience

KUCHING: Success begins with writing, said Chief Executive Officer of Suara Sarawak and Sarawak Tribune, Datuk Dr Jeniri Amir, during a farewell ceremony for trainees held at the media’s office on Friday. He highlighted that internships in journalism has allowed students to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings as well

Thank you for the wonderful memories

WHEN I first took on this internship with the Sarawak Tribune, I was full of excitement and ready to learn. I have always been interested in journalism and was keen to experience it for myself. At the same time, I was nervous. It was not the interviews that made me

Homecoming and deeper meaning of Gawai celebration

KUCHING: One of the many beautiful aspects of life in Malaysia is our abundance of celebrations throughout the year. It often feels like there is always another festivity just around the corner. This is especially true in Sarawak, where cultural diversity adds richness to each occasion. These celebrations provide more

Violet turns heads with Victorian-inspired crowning glory

PENDING assemblywoman Violet Yong is a well-known figure in Sarawak’s political scene, having been around for nearly 20 years. And, truth be told, her signature vintage hairstyle has over the years set her apart in the political arena. Here, she opens up about her simple beauty routine, personal style preferences,

Bridgerton-inspired music strikes the right chords

KUCHING: Hit Netflix series ‘Bridgerton’ inspired a modern take of the show’s soundtracks at the Chemsain Auditorium here last Saturday night (May 24). Organised by The Band Lab Kuching, the event featured contemporary pop songs by artists such as Taylor Swift, BTS, Coldplay and Ariana Grande, bridging modern music with

Music,sports, medical treatment among major tourism draws

KUCHING: Tourism in Sarawak is continuing on an upward trajectory, thanks to the many different events and attractions which are drawing people to the state. Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts Minister Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah said these include top music festivals, big sports events, relaxing wellness trips,

PERKATA Special School hosts heartwarming Teacher’s Day do

KUCHING: PERKATA Special School hosted a heartwarming Teacher’s Day celebration today at its school compound, honouring the dedicated educators of special needs students. The teachers were celebrated for their unwavering patience and dedication – qualities that have helped their students grow, achieve milestones, and even succeed beyond the classroom. “The

ICW Borneo 2025 marks Sarawak’s role in sustainable growth

KUCHING: The first ever International Construction Week (ICW) Borneo 2025 reflects Sarawak’s commitment in driving innovation, infrastructure, and sustainability. Works Minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi said the event reflected Malaysia’s commitment to inclusive growth, fair development, and East Malaysia’s growing role in innovation, infrastructure, and sustainability. He also noted

Something energising about the roar of big bikes

KUCHING: What makes a group of big bikers turn heads when we see them riding casually on the road? Honestly, who are these people? The second Sarawak International Bike Gathering (SIBG 2025) brought together more than 300 motorcycle lovers from all across Sarawak, as well as from Indonesia, Brunei and

Festive ambience at fund-raising day

KUCHING: A cheerful atmosphere filled the grounds of the Welfare of Intellectually Disabled Children (PERKATA) Special School during its annual Open Day, as members of the public turned up in support of the special education school. Held at the PERKATA school compound on Sunday, the event saw people from all