THE final moments of this Sarawak State Legislative Assembly (DUN) sitting felt different. As I sat in the media room on the last day, watching reporters pack up their cables and cameras, editors typing out final lines and photographers rushing past with memory cards in hand, there was a familiar
KUCHING: United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Malaysia paid a courtesy visit to the offices of Sarawak Tribune and Suara Sarawak (STSS) today, aiming to strengthen ties and explore potential collaborations in promoting child rights and advocacy in the state. The delegation was led by UNICEF Malaysia Chief of Communication, Niko
KUCHING: Sarawak’s strong sense of community and growing commitment to child rights make it a standout example at the national level. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Malaysia’s Chief of Communication, Niko Manos Wieland, said he was struck by Sarawak’s welcoming atmosphere and collaborative spirit. “This is my first time here,
KUCHING: The state government’s announcement of a one-off RM700 incentive for registered media practitioners reflects the state’s recognition of the vital role played by journalists, photographers, editors and media personnel in ensuring reliable and timely information reaches the public. Sarawak Tribune editor-in-chief Aden Nagrace said he welcomes the initiative, adding
SITTING in the media room throughout this week’s State Legislative Assembly (DUN) sitting, I felt the familiar rhythm of debates, replies, and political exchanges. Yet something was different. The air felt heavier, more deliberate. Perhaps it was the weight of the 2026 Sarawak Budget. Perhaps it was the quiet sense
KUCHING: Knox13 Boxing Club secretary, Azreen Octavious, has called on the wider Sarawak community, especially business owners and entrepreneurs, to step forward and support local fighters. He pointed out that Sarawak possesses an abundance of untapped combat sports talent that deserves stronger backing and long-term investment. He urged potential sponsors
KUCHING: The recently passed Constitution of the State of Sarawak (Amendment) Bill, 2025 to increase the number of ministers for Sarawak is necessary and an urgent priority considering the rapid developments taking place in the state. Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) Youth Central vice chairman Kelvin Hii said it is
THE Sarawak government will continue to ensure the terms of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) are upheld as it remains an integral, binding and constitutionally protected part of the Federal Constitution. Deputy Minister in the Premier’s Department (Law, MA63 and Federal-State Relations) Datuk Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali said the
SARAWAK will continue to invest in high-impact research and development that supports science, technology and innovation with strong potential for commercialisation. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg said the state government has invested RM18.3 million in 80 research projects across biotechnology, renewable energy and green industrialisation through
A TOTAL sum of RM30.73 million will be allocated to strengthen the environmental governance and promote sustainable industries in Sarawak. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg said the Sarawal Government will continue to strengthen its commitment to conserve and sustainably manage the environment. He said efforts are
