Tuesday, 9 December 2025

Author: Priscilla Tawie

How today’s children are shaped by technology

AS humans, we naturally fear the unknown, and that fear often brings emotional unease. This psychological response is nothing new. When COVID-19 emerged in 2020, it introduced a virus the world knew little about — and naturally, we were afraid. The uncharted future beyond screens This fear extends beyond health

Legacy in ink, strength in identity

In the quiet rhythm of modern life, the voice of Indigenous identity remains strong. For tattoo artist Reja, preserving culture goes beyond remembering the past — it’s about redefining what it means to belong. Living the Legacy The Iban wars of the past are often remembered as tales soaked in

Honor 400 pro AI Meets Simplicity

Sometimes, all we need is a phone that’s easy to use, looks good, and just works without the fuss. The Honor 400 Pro delivers exactly that — with thoughtful features, a sleek design, and a touch of AI magic that makes everyday moments a little more special. Capturing life’s moments

A melody from the jungle, a legacy of grace

Crafting the musical instrument is not just the first step, but an open door to the revival of the lutong. By reintroducing this female counterpart of the sape to the world, it not only creates new memories but also evokes old reminiscences of Kenyah culture. Revival of the female sape:

Revival of the Forgotten Strings

Rekindling a lost part of Kenyah culture, the lutong is making its way back before it fades into forgotten whispers. This musical instrument, also known as the female sape, was traditionally played only by Kenyah women. The sound of one instrument fading into silence This is part one of a

Living without regret

A spirited adventurer, Annie Razid’s life is defined by courage, curiosity, and compassion. A seasoned traveller, author, philanthropist, and former fashion designer, she embraces each chapter of her life with purpose and heart. Whether she’s trekking up ancient temples or penning stories inspired by her journeys, Annie lives boldly by

The silent strength of mangroves

Every year on July 26, the world comes together to mark World Mangrove Day – a moment to recognise one of nature’s most overlooked ecosystems. Often dismissed as swampy or expendable, mangrove forests are, in fact, silent heroes along our coastlines – offering powerful protection against climate change, nurturing marine

From the pitch to TikTok: Ex-footballer finds new goal in digital fame

After an injury ended his professional football career, Mohd Yusri Abas found a new calling on TikTok. From an e-hailing driver to a full-time content creator and fashion livestreamer, he now earns a steady income doing something he loves – all while redefining what success means in the digital age.

Where wisdom meets technology: Sarawak’s journey forward

ONCE blanketed by dense forests and criss-crossed by dirt roads, Sarawak now stands at the threshold of transformation – where innovation meets evolution, and homegrown minds become catalysts for technological change. As Sarawak embraces digital modernisation amid its lush greenery, it also pays tribute to the traditional innovations that laid

Every move matters

It’s quite common to slip up, as it’s a stressful environment. Players also tend to get cocky when they’re in a winning position, and then they may blunder it all. Hence, we have to pay attention to everything we’re doing. – Alana Jane Wong Losing can be really tough, but