AS we all step into the New Year 2026, many are taking a moment to reflect on their hopes and wishes for the year ahead. Sarawak Tribune caught-up with some seniors from different parts of the state to get a glimpse of their aspirations for the coming year. Their reflections
KUCHING: As 2025 comes to a close, people from all walks of life and different age groups are reflecting on the past year, sharing the challenges they faced, the sacrifices they made and the lessons and unexpected positives that emerged along the way. Sarawak Tribune spoke to several individuals to
KOTA SAMARAHAN: What began as a small business venture, Unplugged Coffee has grown into a platform for community care. On Sunday, it hosted the Asnaf Assistance Programme with the local community, bringing together business owners, residents, and aid recipients in a spirit of compassion. The programme, aimed at assisting underprivileged
BINTULU: Residents of Kampung Warisan Jepak have been urged to continue strengthening unity and to work together in advancing the village’s development agenda to ensure sustained harmony and progress. Azman Abdul Rahman, Special Officer to Bintulu MP Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, said that unity among residents and strong grassroots
KOTA SAMARAHAN: What began as an ordinary day out at The Summer Shopping Mall here turned into a meaningful act of community service for dozens of shoppers who rolled up their sleeves to donate blood. The blood donation drive, organised by The Summer Shopping Mall in collaboration with the Ministry
KUCHING: As school holidays unfold across Sarawak, students are finding a balance between rest, recreation and informal learning, while parents view the break as a vital opportunity for family bonding and personal growth. Visits to public spaces such as libraries, parks, malls and village recreational areas reveal students engaging in
KUCHING: “The Biggest Loser” challenge and a series of health activities marked the launch of Kuching North City Commission (DBKU)’s “Jom Sihat” programme 2025, reinforcing the city’s commitment to physical and mental well-being among residents and municipal staff. The programme, held annually since 2012, involved 100 participants; 89 city residents
KUCHING: About 1,700 participants took part in the Sarawak Hope Run 2025, held in conjunction with the Kuching Car Free Morning (KCFM) December 2025 edition at Padang Merdeka here on Sunday. The run was flagged off by acting Permanent Secretary of the Sarawak Ministry of Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development
KOTA SAMARAHAN: A total of 94 children from surrounding villages in Asajaya constituency and nearby areas participated in the third edition of Sunathon 3.0 2025 at Asajaya Health Clinic. Of the registered participants, 84 were Malay, seven Iban, and one each from the Chinese, Bidayuh and Melanau communities. Minister of
KUCHING: Schools in southern Sarawak collected 484,792 kilogrammes of recyclable materials this year, a 43 per cent increase compared to 2024, reflecting growing environmental awareness among students and educators. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr. Sim Kui Hian said that participation also rose significantly, with 139 schools involved this year compared