Monday, 16 March 2026

Author: Priscilla Tawie

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

Homecoming hits a high note

United by a shared passion for the piano, pianist Esme Wong returns to her hometown of Kuching with husband and fellow musician, Jacob Nydegger, captivating audiences at the St Peter’s Church opening. In an intimate conversation, the duo shares their musical journey, from childhood inspirations to the harmony they now

Protecting young lives

Precious tiny beings, children rely on their caretakers to thrive. In Malaysia, we are fortunate to have good access to medical care, growing awareness of children’s health and wellbeing, and an adequate supply of vaccines. Sharing more on the topic – including on how to identify red flags in an

World Population Day 2025: The new realities of a changing world

As World Population Day 2025 draws attention to shifting demographics and the right to choose, more individuals – especially women – are rethinking parenthood in the face of modern pressures. In Sarawak and beyond, declining birth rates reveal more than just numbers – they reflect evolving priorities, fears, and newfound

Let robots handle the menial jobs

NO doubt the development of artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly growing, ushering in a revolutionary era where robots can assist us in our work. With their help, productivity and efficiency across various fields can increase. “Leave the menial and boring jobs to the robots, while we focus on the fun

Understanding AI’s impact on our rights, daily lives

WITH the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and how it is seeping into every corner of our lives, it is therefore important to understand our digital rights. This was emphasised by Dr Jun-E Tan, Senior Research Associate at the Khazanah Research Institute, during her sharing at the recent Sarawak

Cancer isn’t a death sentence

Cancer remains one of the most pressing health concerns in Malaysia today, affecting people across all ages and backgrounds. With advancements in medical science and a growing emphasis on early detection, outcomes are improving — yet fear and misinformation persist. In this informative Q&A, Dr John Low, CEO and Senior

Piercings that speak louder than words

Body piercing is often misunderstood — viewed as rebellion, provocation, or simply a trend. But for 17-year-old Dellvinna, it’s far more personal. Each piercing tells a story, a timeline of emotions and experiences that words often fail to capture. “Many older people assume that individuals with piercings are troublemakers or