KOTA SAMARAHAN: The federal government is hoping that the Sarawak Government will consider the establishment of state-level legislation to enable digital data exchange. Minister of Digital, Gobind Singh Deo, said the federal government passed the Data Sharing Act 2024, which came into force April this year. “I had a discussion
KUCHING: A group of passionate teachers are working hard to make a difference in the remote areas of Sarawak. Despite the challenges, their passion for educating rural students remains strong. Bennath Jerry Larry, 25, Emelsha Jeburie Abol, 24, Ivy Ruvy Roland Katang, 31, and Susantie Tawai, are among the few
KUCHING: Sarawak is working to ensure that regulations and guidelines for the state’s hydrogen industry are finalised by the end of this year. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg said that efforts are currently being undertaken by the state’s Ministry of Energy and Environmental Sustainability. “This regulatory
PEOPLE living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in Sarawak will attest to the road to get treatment being arduous and long, both in terms of dealing with the social stigma it brings and literally spending long hours on the road. Many, especially those from the hinterland, however, find some respite
KUCHING: The Malaysian AIDS Foundation (MAF) Sarawak Branch has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting people living with HIV through the continuation of its partnership with the Sarawak Islamic Council (MIS). MIS contributed RM300,000 in zakat funds to support aid programmes benefiting those living with HIV in Sarawak. Honorary Secretary of
KUCHING: Fans were thrilled as they had the chance to meet the stars of the hit movie ‘Blood Brothers‘ during a special appearance here today. The meet-and-greet session held at East Atrium, Ground Floor, Vivacity Megamall, attracted more than 100 movie enthusiasts and ‘Blood Brothers‘ fans who had been eagerly
KUCHING: Junior Chamber International (JCI) Padawan which sent the largest delegation to the JCI Malaysia Area Sarawak Convention made an impressive showing at the event held at Dewan Central Sarikei from May 1-4. Its members achieved outstanding results and won in various competitions and categories thus showcasing their hard work
KUCHING: Ahirat Irene Abdullah, better known as Irene C, is a name that many in the local community recognised. At 40, her journey has been synonymous with change, growth and embracing new opportunities. After spending 17 years in the media industry at The Borneo Post, Irene made a brave decision
Book title: The Paper PalaceISBN: 9780241990452Author: Miranda Cowley HellerPublisher: Penguin UKPublication year: 2022 “Let others pride themselves about how many pages they have written; I’d rather boast about the ones I’ve read.” – Jorge Luis Borges SOMETIMES, the biggest decisions in life are made in a moment, but they come
THE Fourth Food Craft Bazaar 2025 (Pengesak Ilu Kenyah) in Kuching organised by the Persatuan Kebangsaan Kenyah Sarawak, Kuching Branch, was a lively affair. But it was the booth run by Marta Anyie, 47, and her friend Teresa Suot, 50, that truly captured much attention at the event on April
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