Author: Priscilla Tawie

Preserving culture, one dish at a time

CHEF Laura Jane Bara’s deep love for Sarawak’s food traditions began in her grandmother’s kitchen and continues today through her cooking, mentoring, and community work. From traditional jungle ingredients to modern seasonings, she blends old and new to keep ethnic recipes alive – sharing stories, preserving heritage, and inspiring pride

This digital passport proves you’re human

In the midst of AI being weaponised in today’s fast-paced digital era, technology company, Tools for Humanity, has built a global digital passport – World ID – which is able to decentralise data without compromising privacy on the Internet. It also acts as a genuine and unique digital passport to

A single mum’s story of strength

TEARS streamed down her cheeks as she recalled the tiresome life she had lived for the past 17 years. The words of her children echoed in her mind — “Mum, when you think about others, do you love yourself enough?” A divorcee, Kho Siew Lan has had it rough, juggling

From waste to worth

In the last instalment of our four-part series on environmental consciousness, we turn our focus to Kuching South City Council, which is leading the charge in managing food waste through a mix of home-grown solutions and modern technology. With efforts ranging from home composting workshops to high-speed market composters, the

The toxic trail of food waste and plastic pollution

In the third instalment of our four-part series on environmental consciousness, we explore the hidden consequences of how food waste is packaged and discarded. While food wastage garners increasing attention, less is said about the plastics that often accompany it — and how they silently contribute to long-term environmental damage.

World Red Cross Day -Lifelong Commitment to Saving Lives

In times of crisis, it is often the quiet, steadfast hands that do the most to hold others up. As the world marks World Red Cross Day, we turn the spotlight on those who embody the spirit of compassion and service — individuals whose mission centres around humanitarian work. Compassion

Beyond the day off: Honest thoughts on Labour Day

Labour Day is more than just a break from work – it’s a moment to appreciate the people who keep the wheels turning in every sector. Whether behind a desk, in front of a classroom, or leading a training session, every job matters. In this vox populi piece, Sarawak Tribune

Upholding press freedom

In an era where information flows instantly and public discourse evolves in real time, the role of journalists has never been more critical. As societies confront growing challenges – from misinformation to media suppression – the principles of press freedom and ethical journalism remain the bedrock of a healthy democracy.

Dion Das LouisThe Bornean Birdie

Movement transcends language, carrying emotions, traditions, and dreams through every step. Across the world, dance stands as a powerful reflection of identity and heritage. In celebration of this universal art form, we turn our attention to a rising young talent — the little Bornean birdie who embodies the spirit of