Author: Sharifah Nong Jasima

Workplace Childcare Centre launched to support working parents

KUCHING: A new Workplace Childcare Centre (TTK) was launched by the Head of State’s wife Toh Puan Fauziah Mohd Sanusi here Tuesday. Its launch at the Baitulmakmur II building marked a significant step in government efforts to support working parents with quality childcare facilities. According to Women, Childhood, and Community

TEGAS Lodge set for 2027 completion

KUCHING: The proposed Tabung Ekonomi Gagasan Anak Sarawak (TEGAS) Lodge, a new development, is set for completion by 2027. According to Deputy Minister of Urban Planning, Land Administration and Environment and TEGAS Chairman, Datuk Len Talif Salleh, the RM70 million project will feature a hotel, wellness centre, spa, digital gym,

Azam Toastmasters prove their mettle

KUCHING: Azam Toastmasters Club members delivered outstanding performances at the concluded Toastmasters Area D2 Contest, securing top placements in multiple categories and reinforcing their reputation. Jason Teo, emerged champion in all three contest categories: International Speech, Table Topics, and Evaluation Contest, showcasing versatility and command in public speaking. Azam Toastmasters

Chubbs-S.O.S Kids initiative to support needy families

KUCHING: Chubbs officially launched its long-term partnership with S.O.S Kids on Feb 23, aiming to support needy families Chubbs has taken its commitment a step further by launching a monthly campaign to collect essential supplies for children under the care of S.O.S Kids after a successful RM5,000 fundraising effort last

State YMM makes film history with Sarawak Speed

KUCHING: The Young Malaysian Movement (YMM) Sarawak has made history with the premiere of its first-ever short film, Sarawak Speed, an inspiring story of sportsmanship, perseverance, and unity. The film, entirely created by YMM members from scriptwriting and directing to acting and production, represents a significant milestone for both YMM

Kissing the Dragon

The boat rocked gently beneath us as I gripped the wooden railing, inhaling the crisp air that carried the scent of damp earth and river water. Below us, the Sabang River flowed in murky, dull, coffee-coloured ripples, its depths holding untold stories. The clouds hung low, forming a natural umbrella

SUPP in favour of lawyer contesting Padungan

KUCHING: The Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) Kuching branch is considering Nicholas Wung to contest the Padungan seat in the next state election. If fielded, Wung, 39, who has been actively involved in grassroots activities over the past two years, will be the youngest candidate to contest the seat for

Padungan potential in need of effective representation

KUCHING: A 20-year development pause in Padungan, a history-rich old quarter of the city, has sparked calls for an effective representative to champion its potential. Councillor Nicholas Wung made no secret of the need for a representative who can truly advocate for the people. “What does it mean to advocate

Sarawak entering era of unprecedented growth: Sim

KUCHING: Sarawak is entering a modern era of unprecedented development, with financial strength and strategic planning leading its transformation. The economic landscape in Sarawak is changing, said Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian, adding that RM50 billion has been allocated under the 12th Malaysia Plan, with further investments

Celebrating 177 years, St. Mary’s alumni rekindle cherished memories

KUCHING: The spirit of the oldest school in Sarawak, St Mary’s School, came alive and was filled with vibrance as ex-Marians, young and old, gathered at the Sarawak Chamber Ballroom, Riverside Majestic Kuching last night (Feb 8). The joyous event, themed ‘Night of Love’, was filled with nostalgia, music, and