Breast cancer awareness goes beyond mammograms and pink ribbons — it’s about compassion, family, and access to care. Oncologist Dr Heng Fook Yew speaks about the emotional, cultural, and financial realities behind Malaysia’s most common cancer. The Power Of Support In Breast Cancer Care In today’s world, caring for someone
From the World Queen International stage in Taiwan, Emmy Mangun built bridges of culture and friendship – and now hopes those connections will draw the world to discover the beauty of Borneo. WHEN Emmy Mangun took her first walk on the prestigious World Queen International 2025 stage in Tainan, Taiwan,
Once too shy to speak up in class, Limbang-born Hani Nur Zaihanirah Zaini has made history as the first Malaysian woman elected to the Toastmasters International Board — a journey shaped by courage, community, and the power of finding her voice. Inspiring a New Generation of Leaders When Nur Zaihanirah
ASK anyone in Kuching where to find a truly authentic bowl of beef bak kut teh or mee kolok, and one name comes up time and again: Yong Hua Cafe. Tucked in the heart of Satok, this kopitiam has been serving comfort in a bowl for more than half a
As a counsellor, Dorety Panggil has witnessed the weight of human struggle – and the quiet power of hope that follows. Today, she reminds us that healing begins when we reach out, listen with compassion, and believe that light still exists beyond the pain. Listening beyond the silence WHEN Dorety
Tracing faith across borders, Esther Law’s pilgrim journey through Jasna Góra reveals why this centuries-old sanctuary continues to move hearts across the world. Częstochowa: A Pilgrim’s Haven in Poland By 7.30 in the morning, Law and her fellow pilgrims had checked out of their Prague hotel. Their bus departed at
When a loved one reaches the end of life, the hardest goodbyes often come with unexpected moments of closeness and clarity. In this heartfelt account, writer Julie Ngadan reflects on her mother’s final days — a story that speaks to the weight of loss, the cost of farewell — both
KUCHING’S café scene might be buzzing with new names, but Teapack has carved out a flavour of its own — mixing the city’s love for milk tea with the heritage of Foochow pastries. At the heart of it all is Johnson Tie Sing Leong, who’s just as obsessed with soft,
From family recipes to café counter IN Kuching, cafés are almost a way of life. From hole-in-the-wall coffee joints to neon-lit bubble tea outlets, new names pop up every other month, each promising the next big thing. Yet amid this boom, Teapack has carved out something quieter, steadier, and perhaps
For over four decades, the Sarawak Society for the Deaf has been a beacon of empowerment in Kuching and beyond. On this day, their story reminds us that communication is not about hearing — it is about understanding. Sarawak Society for the Deaf brings communities together In a world where