KUCHING: Under the stewardship of Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg, Sarawak has made significant strides in its journey of development. He has implemented a series of transformative initiatives, from focusing on safeguarding the state’s rights, advancing its economy, and enhancing the well-being of its people. In
KUCHING: Sarawak’s leadership and its remarkable progress has drawn both admiration and envy, said Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian. He said it is therefore important that Sarawakians remain united in defending the state’s progress and aspirations. “Every Sarawakian must take care of Sarawak. The Premier is so
KUCHING: The rapid emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) tools has revolutionised various industries, offering an ever-expanding range of applications today. However, the question remains: will AI ultimately replace humans in the workforce? Cletus de Rozario, a trainer and consultant with expertise in Industry 4.0, digital transformation and AI strategy in
KUCHING: Artificial intelligence (AI) offers undeniable advantages in the world of journalism, however there are also risks associated with it. In stating this, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) Sarawak director Adiman Ajem said AI can help journalists accomplish tasks more efficiently. It also enables the creation of more creative
KUCHING: The former Four Points by Sheraton Kuching Hotel or Century Kuching Hotel, located at Jalan Lapangan Terbang Baru here, will be transformed into Wisma Elica and open for business next year. Property developer Elica Equity Sdn Bhd’s managing director Datuk Bobby Ting said the ambitious redevelopment will feature two
KUCHING: Nine new southern lions of the Chinese Martial Art Association (CMAA) have been ‘brought to life’ through the traditional eye-dotting ceremony. This also marks preparation for the upcoming Chinese New Year, which will usher in the Year of the Snake. Accompanied by rhythmic beats of drums, cymbals, and gongs,
KUCHING: A 28-year-old Sarawakian chef working in Singapore, identified as Fang, is facing a perplexing situation. He has been barred from leaving Malaysia due to an alleged tax debt exceeding RM800,000 linked to a company registered under his name in Klang, Selangor. Fang, who returned to Kuching for a holiday
KUCHING: This year, Sarawak has mourned the loss of many prominent figures across various fields.Their contributions to governance, sports, culture, and community have profoundly shaped society, leaving behind legacies that will continue to inspire generations.As Sarawak welcomes the New Year, the Sarawak Tribune reflects on and honours those who have
JULAU: A small room fire at Rumah (Rh) Mimis, Sungai Rau Entabai, Jalan Pakan Engkamop here, was successfully extinguished by two quick-thinking heroes before firefighters arrived. Using two dry powder fire extinguishers, the duo – 31-year-old Ignatius Guma Angking and 26-year-old Simon Sumping Balai – managed to put out the
KUCHING: A tragic road accident claimed the life of a 29-year-old motorcyclist in the early hours yesterday at Mile 8, Jalan Matang. Padawan District Police chief Mohd Irwan Hafiz Radzi said the incident occurred at approximately 3.15 am, where it involved the victim’s Yamaha motorcycle and a Toyota Camry. “The