SARATOK: A group of young entrepreneurs stood out in striking fashion on the first day of Ramadan at the Ramadan Bazaar here much to the surprise of visitors. Despite Eid being weeks away, these traders, representing the popular beverage brand Kupi Susu X Teh Ais Madu 3, proudly donned full
KUCHING: The evolution of the newspaper industry towards digital must be emphasised and embraced, says former political advisor of Utusan Sarawak, William Chan, in response to the management’s decision to cease print circulation. He acknowledged that the shift was inevitable due to the sharp decline in demand for printed publications.
SARATOK: The Pesta Saratok 2025 is scheduled to take place from June 28 to July 6. Kalaka assemblyman Mohamad Duri said early planning is crucial to ensure the smooth execution of the event. “This is what we do every year in organising Pesta Saratok where we start meetings about six
DEBAK: After over a decade, the new building of SMK Saribas, a project long championed by Datuk Mohammad Razi Sitam since 2013, is finally becoming a reality. According to the Deputy Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Minister, this achievement reflects his dedication to improving the quality of education in
SARATOK: Grassroots leadership must work together to develop their villages and longhouses to ensure a strong and united community. This was shared by Kalaka assemblyman Mohamad Duri, who stressed that cooperation is crucial in village management. “Every village has its community leader, tribal chief, Neighbourhood Watch Committee (KRT) head, party
SARATOK: A 14-day crocodile capture operation targeting Bujang Pagan, a well-known crocodile in Batang Krian, began on Wednesday (Feb 19) and will continue until March 5. Kalaka assemblyman Mohamad Duri has urged the public to fully cooperate with the Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) to ensure the operation runs smoothly. “One
KOTA SAMARAHAN: A total of 17,028 children have registered at Community Development Department (Kemas) nurseries and kindergartens for the new school session across Sarawak. According to Sarawak Kemas Early Childhood Education Unit deputy director Roselind Wilson Laing, 15,677 children are enrolled in 1,351 Kemas kindergartens. “Meanwhile, 1,158 children are registered
SARATOK: The implementing agency must redouble its efforts to resolve the issues for three projects worth RM35 million to ensure they can be implemented immediately. Krian assemblyman Friday Belik said he had held further discussions on several projects under the Betong Division Development Agency (BDDA) that require special attention. “The
SIMANGGANG: New visiting hours at Sri Aman Hospital will take effect on March 1. Director Dr Hazwani Mohd Yusop said that next of kin or individuals wishing to visit patients in the ward must adhere to the designated times and rules. “For Monday to Friday, visiting hours are set from
SARATOK: A stop in the town would not be complete without a visit to its local market, situated on the banks of the Krian River. Like other places, Pasar Tamu Saratok, also known as Saratok Public Market, is housed in a spacious covered building. But what’s interesting at Saratok Market?
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