Tuesday, 15 July 2025

Author: Priscilla Tawie

Siblings’ love for musical instruments knows no bounds

STANDING tall and proudly Sarawakian, talented siblings – Shawn Thien Shuen and Jane Thien Jing are making waves in the local contemporary art scene. Better known as SJ Borneo, the duo have been chosen to compete in the upcoming World Championship of Performing Arts (WCOPA) in Hollywood, USA, which is

Empower women to banish mental health stigma

A woman’s capabilities are dependent on her community, as the saying goes ‘You can’t pour from an empty cup’ — if she is not well taken care of, how can she take care of others? More often than not, women are subjected to societal pressure and community stigmas that push

Bridging tradition and modernity through music

In pursuit of honouring her cultural roots, contemporary multi-instrumentalist Belle Sisoski seamlessly intertwines the past and present through her music. Her latest release, The Revelation, encapsulates a journey of self-awareness and empowerment. A melody of authenticity Iconic contemporary multi-instrumentalist Belle Sisoski’s latest release, “The Revelation”, is a song about embracing

VIVO REVOLUTIONISES pastry and cake–making

A group of passionate bakers from different industries — hotels, cafes, home bakers — recently gathered at Blessed Cake Design Centre, Kuching on February 26 for a live baking demonstration. As the crowd focused their eyes on the pastry chefs, they gleefully welcomed the sweet experience and presented their taste

Understanding the criminal code

Throughout Dr Shamir Rajadurai’s experience as a criminologist and crime prevention specialist, he has seen a great deal. Though he started 15 years ago, his interest in understanding the psychology of a criminal never fades. With a PhD in Criminology from the University of Malaya, he is also a certified

Inside criminal minds: How understanding criminals can help reduce crime

Criminologist Dr Shamir Rajadurai has been studying criminals for over a decade, uncovering the psychology behind their actions. In this exclusive interview, he shares his insights with the Sarawak Tribune on crime prevention, the impact of harsher punishments, and how communities can work together to build a safer society. Harsh

Jojo X Nateskin: Discover the power of confidence

Muay Thai prodigy Johan Ghazali, better known as Jojo, has a few open secrets up his sleeve. In an exclusive interview with Sarawak Tribune, he reveals how he prepares for his next match and stays confident throughout his fights. On a relentless pursuit of championship glory Among the many lessons

Valentine’s Day- Keeping Love Alive

It is always inspiring to see couples continue to love each other as if it’s day one. Some continue to shower their partner with roses, while others prepare meals—as if it were the first day of their relationship. However, for some, love can be a difficult challenge. Regardless, love is

World Radio Day: A voice that echoes through time

This World Radio Day, the Sarawak Tribune celebrates Thomas Tegong Laka, a veteran in the radio broadcasting industry. With over 40 years of experience as a radio announcer, Thomas shares his journey into radio and his experiences after retirement. From humble beginnings to radio icon A veteran in the radio

Wai FM: Keeping tradition alive through the airwaves

In the past, radio was not a form of entertainment as it is today. Instead, it served as a means of communication — relaying information about natural disasters, messages between villages, and other important updates. First produced in the early 20th century, the radio quickly became a vital tool that