Facing Abu Sayyaf up close
23 August 2025
From the first morning in Jolo to tense encounters with kidnappers, Apai navigated armed checkpoints, fragile negotiations, and the delicate human bonds behind the Sipadan
From the first morning in Jolo to tense encounters with kidnappers, Apai navigated armed checkpoints, fragile negotiations, and the delicate human bonds behind the Sipadan
The third part of this series highlights the vanilla cultivation gaining momentum, with the need for more awareness in order to grow as a vanilla
Kuala Lumpur: MOMOYO, Malaysia’s innovative dessert and beverage brand, together with the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture Malaysia (MOTAC), today unveiled the National Day
With the world watching the Sipadan hostage crisis in 2000, Sarawakian photographer, Zulazhar ‘Apai’ Sheblee went where few dared – deep into Abu Sayyaf’s stronghold,
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Veteran journalist and author K.C. Jong has launched the English edition of his 24th book, “Revisiting the 1857 Bau Miners’ Uprising”. Drawing on newly unearthed
With a poised yet captivating presence, rising young model Nur Qamarina Syafira Syaiful Azrie — the 2024 I Am Model Search (IAMS) International grand winner
I feel that celebrations, gatherings and gotong-royong have always been great for keeping the Iban community united and in harmony, especially in the longhouses. They
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