BY NINA MUSLIM This is the final of a two-part series on the Malaysians who fell for job or love scams and were trafficked to
BY NURQALBY MOHD REDA KUALA LUMPUR: When Covid-19 first hit the nation, many businesses were ill-equipped to deal with the new restrictions and shutdowns. The
School holidays are riddled with boredom, which leads to tantrums among children. To avoid a day of hair pulling at home, the author decides to
Wenanita Angang, who is blessed with beauty and brains, is not your ordinary pageant girl, as she nails it like a queen. When asked what
Munica Liwan is a Kelabit originally from the indigenous tribe in Long Seridan, a settlement in the Miri division of Sarawak. Never did she imagine
KUALA PILAH: From the exterior, a structural wooden and concrete house with a zinc roof at Kampung Temeris here is no different than the neighbours.
KUCHING: Decades ago, she thought her weaving skills using the ‘bemban’ plant were limited to making sleeping mats at a longhouse. However, a turning point
Lanny Ho, a radio announcer with a bubbly and cheerful personality, shares with writer Priscilla Tawie about her daily routines at the Hitz FM Kuching ‘drive
Thai food has become one of the most influential cuisines in the world. Nowadays, you can find many Thai restaurants in Kuching. One of them
Spicy porridge is a traditional dish that originated with the Malays in Sambas, West Kalimantan, and was later adapted by Sarawakians. It is usually served
