Webs of change
23 November 2025
From renewable-powered servers to affordable web solutions, Faruqi Jeniri shows how digital tools can boost small businesses and shrink their carbon footprint. Building a greener
From renewable-powered servers to affordable web solutions, Faruqi Jeniri shows how digital tools can boost small businesses and shrink their carbon footprint. Building a greener
THE gold rush may have long faded from the hills of Bau, but a new treasure is being unearthed – not from the earth, but
KUALA LUMPUR: It took nearly two decades and numerous attempts at the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination, but Che Mohd Farid Ismail, from Peringat in Kota
Keeping Screens Alive: A TV Repairman’s Story For over three decades, Mokhsen Zainudin has been repairing televisions, witnessing the evolution from bulky CRTs to sleek
THE job of a cleaner is never easy, what more to say a washroom attendant. Despite the difficulty in what they face, these unsung heroes
By Crystal Lim When Malaysians think of company culture, we often picture open offices, flexible hours, and free coffee. But there’s one quiet space that
This World Toilet Day, The Spring Shopping Mall, Kuching, highlights how clean, safe, and well-designed washrooms can enhance everyday experiences. With touchless fixtures, modern amenities,
SARAWAK’S rich tapestry of flavours, traditions and natural abundance continues to leave an indelible mark on culinary explorers from across the globe. Among them is
The Miss Cultural International 2025 finale dazzled Kota Kinabalu with cultural pride and elegance, spotlighting Sarawak’s rising star, Chanel Eve Lee, as she claimed the
‘Am I Okay?’ is a community-driven mental health art exhibition by Miri-based volunteers that uses creativity, storytelling, and interactive experiences to help visitors explore emotions,
