UNDERRATED Taiwan is actually a hidden gem which blends modernity with tradition, nature with urban landscapes. From its buzzing cities to serene countryside, Taiwan offers countless experiences that cater to every traveller’s preference and will leave you awestruck. To explore the amazing places that the country has to offer, Taiwan
DESPITE having a predominantly non-Muslim population, Taiwan has made significant strides in becoming a Muslim-friendly destination. This transformation is evident in its increasing number of halal-certified establishments, and a growing awareness of Muslim needs among locals. One of the most remarkable aspects of Taiwan’s efforts is its diverse halal culinary
KUCHING: Maybank has announced a strategic investment in Funding Societies – the largest unified digital finance platform for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Southeast Asia. With the investment, the bank stated that it will explore collaborative synergies with Funding Societies to promote inclusivity and bridge funding gaps within
FINAL PART OF THREE SERIES AS Malaysia has agreed to accept the offer from the Southeast Asian Games Federation (SEAGF) to host 2027 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim gave a nod to designate Sarawak as a co-host of the regional sporting event. This has made
KUCHING: The Sarawak shooting team won two medals at the 21st Malaysia Games (Sukma). On the third day of the shooting event, Siti Nur Anniesa Mohd Danial Fikri, Leticia Chai Jia Yi, and Nur Izzaty Abdul Razi secured a silver medal in the women’s 10m air pistol team category, defeating
BETONG: Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas has rubbished a recent social media claim that there are still 340 sick and 40 critically sick projects in the state. “We have done much to drastically reduce the number now to just two or three,” he said to the media after
KUCHING: Missing the chance to stand on the podium for Sarawak in the men’s 10m air rifle does not disrupt Mohd Haziq Fadhil’s focus for his next two games. According to the 20-year-old from Limbang, he had high hopes to win a medal in the 21st Malaysia Games (SUKMA) for
KUCHING: Stephanie Ngu Chai Ern ended her Malaysia Games (SUKMA) career in style by winning another gold for Sarawak. Scoring 9.606 in the women’s qiangshu, she outshone her opponents, leaving Federal Territory and Pulau Pinang contented with the silver and bronze respectively. According to her coach, Lau Hui Wei, her
KUCHING: The Sarawak wushu team continue to contribute medals to the home state at the 21st Malaysia Games (SUKMA). This time around, Fong Chai Xin won silver in the women’s gunshu with a score of 9.496. Meanwhile, her competitor from Melaka collected 9,603 while Pulau Pinang scored 9,486 winning the
KUCHING: Another gold medal was obtained by Sarawak in the 21st Malaysia Games (SUKMA) all thanks to its wushu team. Meeting the high expectations of fellow Sarawakians, Stephanie Ngu Chai Ern earned another gold for the home team in the women’s Jianshu category scoring 9.610 leaving Melaka and Federal Territory
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