KUCHING: Rhino Motors Sdn Bhd has launched the new 2024 Isuzu D-Max, a vehicle with five distinct variants, here today. Kuching South City Council (MBKS) mayor Datuk Wee Hong Seng, who officiated at the launching ceremony, said the new 2024 Isuzu D-Max is not just a celebration of a new
KUCHING: The Xibo Rami Oohhaa Tour is a significant cultural event that showcases Baby Shima’s debut Iban song, a momentous tribute to the Gawai celebrations. The Xibo Rami Oohhaa Tour featuring artistes like Baby Shima, Hairee Frances, Melissa Francis, Jeffdom, Roxy Ixzy, Shirly, Nomi and KMJX was held at Aeon
KUCHING: Silent Run 4.0, organised by Sarawak Deaf Sports Association (SSDeaf) will support the training and preparation of deaf athletes in the state for upcoming competitions. SSDeaf president Ko Ming Liang said this was in view of ASEAN Games in Indonesia at the end of the year and the Deaflympics,
BINTULU: The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) must intensify occupational safety and health training, as occupational fatalities in Malaysia surpass those in Japan and Singapore. “According to the Statistics Department, the number of occupational injuries increased by 58.9 per cent to 34,216 cases in 2022. “Additionally, there
KUCHING: A Sarawak Gawai Dayak Celebration 2024 Roadshow has been launched in Singapore. In view of this, a delegation from Sarawak is in Singapore to promote the range of exciting activities planned for the upcoming Gawai Dayak celebration. The delegation comprises officials from the Sarawak government, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) representing
KUCHING: Sarawak General Hospital (SGH) celebrated International Nurses Day, honouring the critical role that nurses play as the backbone of the healthcare system. The celebration, attended by 300 nurses, was held at the Clinical Research Centre (CRC) SGH, here. SGH director Dr Ngian Hie Ung stressed the significant contributions of
SOME find comfort, freedom and even excitement in the simple act of mounting a motorcycle and hitting the road. Muhammad Nur Hakeem Yusop, who owns a Yamaha X-Max 250 is among this select group of people who ride these machines to live out their dreams. As a teenager, Hakeem’s motorcycle
KUCHING: Celebrating a milestone in her artistic journey, Joanne Lau’s first solo exhibition, “Colourful Echoes”, opens at the Hoan Gallery, La Promenade, Kota Samarahan near here on her 70th birthday. The exhibition spanning from May 18 until June 15, features over 50 acrylic-on-canvas artworks, highlighting six distinctive series: “The Journey
KOTA Sentosa assemblyman Wilfred Yap Yau Sin, is a beacon of unwavering dedication to his constituency. And he has been keeping a hectic pace both as a lawyer and people’s representative. In an interview with the New Sarawak Tribune, he shares his story. New Sarawak Tribune: Who inspired you to be
THE Ministry of Food Industry, Commodity and Regional Development aims to achieve a 25 per cent self-sufficiency level (SSL) in beef by 2030. Currently, the SSL for Sarawak stands at 13 per cent. Its Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Stephen Rundi Utom highlighted Sarawak’s heavy dependence on imported livestock breeders. “Sarawak
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