BY BALKISH AWANG MALAYSIA has witnessed a number of bullying incidents over the years, with some of them resulting in the death of the victims
BY SOON LI WEI “When can all citizens enjoy rights; To the same justice, the same treatment; And be known as one race: Bangsa Malaysia?”
A hawker has been operating his roadside drink stall at Bandong Walk in Sibu for the past 23 years. “To sell drinks, you need to
By Diyana Samsuddin THE aroma of palm sugar (gula apong) in Three Tea ice cream which was first introduced to Kuchingites will surely captivate the
BY PROF DR MANSOR MOHD NOOR The Covid-19 pandemic has redefined world behaviour and culture which have given rise to a virtual global community, going
Turning Sudan into an oil exporter When I first set foot in Khartoum in 1997, I was amazed at the beauty of the landscape. The
By Hanisha Ibrahim KUCHING: Unlike other entrepreneurs — profit is not the main reason for Juliana Embrose to venture into business. Instead, this Bidayuh
By Ekamiezza Kamil BISHOPGATE Road in downtown Kuching, which is usually bustling with activity, is silent and calm save for the sound of metal
Part three of a three-part series CREATING a safe environment for students and teachers is imperative to ensure teaching and learning can take place effectively.
KUCHING: Stuck in Germany and unable to return to Malaysia because of Covid-19 travel restrictions, Sarawakian artist Narong Daun put her time to good use,
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