MIRI: The Miri Public Library, previously situated at the Miri Civic Centre, has relocated to the old Miri City Council (MCC) building and is now fully operational. Mayor Datuk Adam Yii Siew Sang said the library had been operating from the Miri Civic Centre since 1988. “The library has served
KUCHING: Nielsen, a global, independent measurement and data company, has extended its panel coverage to East Malaysia, including Kuching. Backed by MYTV Broadcasting, this expansion is set to revolutionise the free-to-air (FTA) TV broadcasting landscape in Malaysia by providing TV broadcasters and advertisers with a comprehensive understanding of their audiences beyond
KUCHING: Hope Place has extended its support to a family in Kampung Segubang, Bau, who are facing significant challenges. The Sarawak General Hospital approached the charitable organisation seeking urgent assistance for the family. Presley Elvis, the 38-year-old sole breadwinner for his family of eight, suffered a traumatic brain injury in
BALAI RINGIN: A clean water supply project, with a budget of RM200 million, is set to be launched in Balai Ringin this August. The project will be carried out in two phases by the Rural Water Supply Department (JBALB). According to Balai Ringin assemblyman, Datuk Snowdan Lawan, the first phase
LUNDU: Buildings that are accessible for people with disabilities (PwD) in Malaysia need to be given due attention. Federal Ministry of Women, Family, and Community Development views the issue of inadequate facilities for PwD seriously and emphasises the need for action, especially from relevant ministries. Its minister, Datuk Seri Nancy
KUCHING: A revival of Bidayuh cultural pride among the younger generation is going down well in the community. Dayak Bidayuh National Association (DBNA) chairman Datuk Ik Pahon Joyik, is delighted to observe an awakening among the Bidayuh new generation, particularly during festive functions, where they proudly don the Bidayuh colours. He highlighted
KUCHING: The Kedup assemblyman has called for collective efforts in safeguarding and reviving Bidayuh cultural pride for generations to come. In light of this, Martin Ben commended the efforts of the Dayak Bidayuh National Association (DBNA) Cultural Bureau for their ongoing initiatives in promoting and preserving Bidayuh traditions. He expressed hope
KUCHING: The Bidayuh culture during Gawai 2023 has not only captured the attention of locals but also attracted interest from individuals outside the community. According to Bukit Semuja assemblyman John Ilus, the black and red costumes were becoming more popular among both young and old attendees. He said that those from beyond
KUCHING: Tebedu assemblyman Dr Simon Sinang Bada has commended the Bidayuh community for their profound display of cultural identity through the revival of traditional dress and costumes during Gawai and various other Bidayuh festivals. In highlighting the significance of the Bidayuh people adorning themselves in traditional attire during festive occasions,
KUCHING: Sarawak aims to encourage more students to pursue the science stream to enhance their STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) skills. Education, Innovation, and Talent Development (MEITD) Minister Datuk Roland Sagah Wee Inn expressed his satisfaction with the upward trend in academic achievements in light of the improving results