Wednesday, 22 April 2026

Author: Raihanah Reduan

Maritime heritage on full display at dockyard museum

KUCHING: The opening of the Brooke Dockyard Industrial Heritage Museum on Tuesday has struck the right chord with the people. From the outset, there was a clear sense of anticipation in the crowd, with many people arriving early, having followed news of the dockyard’s renovation since it was first announced.

Digital media trumps traditional reading but all is not lost

KUCHING: In an era where technology is rapidly evolving, the way people consume information has shifted from traditional reading habits to fast, digital-first access across multiple platforms. Academicians who have observed shifting interest trends in reading, emphasise that such interest should be instilled from education institutions through the guidance of

Earth Day sparks community health and wellness focus

KUCHING: Health awareness took centre stage as part of Earth Day initiatives at Boulevard Shopping Mall, here with a series of booths bringing essential healthcare services closer to the public. The event, held from Saturday (April 18) until today (Apr 19), aimed to make health services more accessible and approachable

Sarawak Umrah and Hajj Association expands collaboration for pilgrims

KUCHING: The Sarawak Umrah and Hajj Association (SUHA) is intensifying their role as an important coordination and advisory intermediary within Sarawak’s umrah and hajj ecosystem. SUHA Chairman, Ruzaiman Ghazalee, shared that several initiatives have been undertaken to support the welfare of pilgrims and ease their journeys through various collaborations, including

Hajj pilgrimage proceeds despite ongoing Middle East tensions

KUCHING: The Sarawak Umrah and Hajj Association (SUHA) has addressed concerns over the impact of the ongoing Middle East conflict on umrah and hajj journeys. SUHA Chairman, Ruzaiman Ghazalee, said the association is taking note of current developments, which are being closely monitored by relevant parties. “Earlier in the conflict,

Academics weigh in on why women quit STEM

KUCHING: Deeply rooted biases and caregiving responsibilities are limiting women’s progress into leadership roles in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) ecosystem. There is therefore a need for collective responsibility in shaping a more inclusive STEM future, where women are empowered to balance both professional and family aspirations without

Successful blood drive reflects community spirit

KUCHING: A blood donation drive, held by the Youth Section of Chung Hua Middle School (CHMS) No. 1 Alumni Association of Kuching, gained overwhelming support from the public last Saturday at Boulevard Shopping Mall here. The event successfully attracted 170 registrants and collected 159 pints of blood, achieving a 94

Students prepare for higher education journey after SPM

KUCHING: The release of the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) results has prompted many students to actively begin navigating their next academic steps, marking a new phase in their educational journey. Amid this important decision-making process, Sarawak Tribune interviewed some SPM leavers, who are reflecting on their strengths, future potential challenges

Run raises awareness, builds support for autism

KUCHING: The Meow Autism Fun Run has united the community, serving as a platform to promote awareness, inclusivity, and support for autism while encouraging a healthy lifestyle. Organised by the Kuching Autism Association, the programme was held at the Kuching South City Council (MBKS) Foyer here on Sunday to enhance

Empowering youth via strategic communication initiatives

KUCHING: Angkatan Zaman Mansang Sarawak (AZAM) is reinforcing its commitment to youth empowerment by leveraging strategic communication initiatives showcased during the ‘Berambeh Raya AZAM 2026’ gathering. The programme, themed ‘Berambeh Raya: Inklusif Raya, Raikan Bersama’, brought together diverse community groups in Kuching, fostering inclusivity while strengthening ties among key development