ARMED with a degree in computer science and a future seemingly destined for the digital world, Isaac Stalin could have easily built a comfortable career in air-conditioned offices, writing codes and designing systems. Instead, he chose muddy boots over keyboards, seedlings over software, and plantations over programming. Today, the Sarawak-born
KUCHING: Calls for the expansion of parliamentary seats in Sarawak and Sabah are growing louder as many leaders and civil groups push for the restoration of the constitutional balance envisioned under the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63). The demand comes amid increasing dissatisfaction following remarks by Minister in the Prime Minister’s
KUCHING: Incumbent Batu Kitangstate assemblyman, Datuk Lo Khere Chiang, has expressed his intention to defend the Batu Kitang seat under the banner of Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) in the coming Sarawak State Election so that he can continue bringing development and progress to the constituency. He said Batu Kitang remains
KUCHING: The proposed construction of a monsoon drain along Jalan Datuk Amar Kalong Ningkan is expected to significantly reduce the risk of flash floods in the area, particularly during periods of heavy rainfall. Batu Kitang assemblyman Datuk Lo Khere Chiang said the Sarawak government has approved RM50 million for the
KUCHING: Serembu assemblyman, Datuk Miro Simuh, is optimistic that the proposed cattle farming project in Kampung Seromah will take off this year. Describing it as an important initiative with strong economic potential for the local community, he said the project, which will be funded by the Greater Kuching Coordinated Development
KUCHING: The Mambong state constituency is expected to witness a keen contest in the coming Sarawak state election, with ground assessments indicating that both Parti Bangsa Dayak Sarawak (PBDS) and Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) have begun mobilising their machinery in the semi-rural seat. The constituency, formerly known as Bengoh before
KUCHING: A breathtaking display of tradition and devotion brings Bau Town alive today as thousands thronged the streets for the annual Chap Goh Mei procession, transforming the usually quiet town into a sea of colour, culture and celebration. The vibrant procession, that took off from Boh Long Sian Temple at
KUCHING: The ruling Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) is widely expected to cruise through the coming state election on the back of a fragmented and relatively weak opposition. Political analyst on Sarawak-Kuala Lumpur politics Datuk Peter Minos said the current political landscape in Sarawak strongly favours GPS, with no major wave
KUCHING: The Greater Kuching Coordinated Development Agency (GKCDA) initiative may continue to be rolled out in phases, promising sustained development in the 10 constituencies under its jurisdiction. GKCDA special administrative officer Datuk Ik Pahon Joyik said the Sarawak government remains committed to ensuring that development projects under all regional development
KUCHING: Mastery of technology, digital skills and innovative thinking with an attitude of wanting to learn throughout life are the keys to future success. This is especially so in the era of Industrial Revolution 4. 0 and now moving towards increasingly advanced digital technology. Puncak Borneo Member of Parliament, Datuk