Job-ready in cloud tech
11 March 2026
As Malaysia’s demand for cloud talent grows, technical skills and certifications alone aren’t enough. Exabytes technical specialist, Khoo Sher Lyn, explains what it truly means
As Malaysia’s demand for cloud talent grows, technical skills and certifications alone aren’t enough. Exabytes technical specialist, Khoo Sher Lyn, explains what it truly means
BY NUR FARIHAN RAZALI While most residents are still asleep, a cleaning worker has already begun his daily routine to ensure the town of Mukah
ELECTRONIC dance music (EDM) has long had a following in Sarawak, but recent festival-scale efforts have given the genre greater visibility beyond club spaces. Although
In one of Malaysia’s most male-dominated professions, Khalida Razalie stepped into a steel-toed world and chose action over assumption – proving that competence, not gender,
IT all began in a small home kitchen in 2015. What started as simple, heartfelt packed meals has grown into Aisha’s Lunchbox – a restaurant
Hungry for iftar without the fuss? Dive into kampung classics, smoky grill delights and sweet treats at Aisha’s Lunchbox – where the food is generous,
MORE than just a traditional sweet delicacy, kuih angku, synonymous with the Chinese and Baba Peranakan communities, symbolises good fortune and well-being while representing a
After more than a century of serving as a colonial administration office and later Malaysia’s superior courts, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building has reopened to
For centuries, Sarawak’s indigenous communities have harnessed the healing power of plants, passing down knowledge through stories rather than textbooks. Today, the Sarawak Biodiversity Centre
KUCHING: Kuching’s food delivery riders endure 13-hour fasts, scorching humidity, and the cruel irony of ferrying different kind of meals while their own stomachs growl.
