SCIENCE isn’t just about discovery — it’s about impact. Prof Ts Dr Shanti Faridah Salleh, director of the Institute of Sustainable and Renewable Energy at Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, is turning knowledge into action, championing sustainability and women in STEM. In celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in
What if Ada Lovelace had never written the first algorithm? Or what if the women behind NASA’s Apollo missions had never been given a chance? On this International Day of Women and Girls in Science, i-CATS students are proving that innovation thrives when women are part of the equation. Capability
A pickpocketed bag, an unexpected encounter, and a journey that turned misfortune into a blessing — this is Esther Law’s story of how a stolen moment led to priceless experiences, transforming a tragedy into an unforgettable gift. Divine detour in Rome Have you ever encountered a sad incident that eventually
In journalism, some assignments are just stories — others become history. For Hafizahril Hamid, a former journalist of Utusan Malaysia, his defining moment didn’t come from covering routine press conferences or attending countless ministerial events but in the tense, dust-choked air of Cotabato, Philippines. There, with the echoes of conflict
Wetlands are disappearing three times faster than forests, threatening biodiversity, coastal protection, and livelihoods. On today’s World Wetlands Day, we’re reminded: wetlands are life. The time to act is now! World Wetlands Day: Protecting our future WETLANDS — mangroves, peat swamps, and freshwater lakes — are among our most valuable
THE Waterfront Hotel hall lit up as parents, teachers, and young graduates arrived for Tadika Zasa’s much-awaited 39th convocation. The air was filled with excitement and pride, accompanied by the soft hum of conversations and the occasional burst of children’s laughter. Beautifully decorated to match this year’s “Back to School”
Follow our exclusive interview with Prof Dr Hushairi Zen, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Technology at i-CATS, as he shares why the Premier’s plan for a renewable energy faculty at the university college is a game-changer for Sarawak’s clean energy future. International Day of Clean Energy: Powering Sarawak’s
In a quiet village, a vibrant kindergarten stands as a beacon of hope. Within its walls, dedicated teachers fight to plant the seeds of education in a field weathered by challenges. This is a tale of a village, its children and the dreams that refuse to be forgotten. International Day
“Travel transforms us from observers into storytellers,” said Ibn Battuta, and Italy has done just that for Esther Law. But beyond the monuments and streets, this journey has altered something deeper within her. Law’s travels are not just about exploring places; they are about uncovering the stories that transform the
OPENED on January 5, this Muslim-owned eatery brings a riverside garden atmosphere, offering a serene escape with lush greenery and the peaceful ambiance of Sungai Maong. Roofed for comfort, it provides a relaxing backdrop for a delicious meal. Operate daily from 5.30pm to 11pm (except Mondays), the eatery offers an
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