KUCHING: Opinions differ on Sarawak’s proposal to expand its State Cabinet, with experts and lawmakers highlighting implications for governance and efficiency. Political analyst, Professor James
KUCHING: For three newly-minted auxiliary police personnel, the end of their nine-week Basic Auxiliary Police Course today was more than a formality. It was a
BY NURIN PATRA & DAYANG MILLIANA KUCHING: Children’s Day is more than just a celebration for Sarawak parents; it is a moment to reflect on
KUCHING: As Sarawak prepares to table its 2026 Budget, citizens are hopeful for initiatives that strengthen livelihoods, opportunities and economic resilience statewide. From small business
LONG before most of Kuching awakens, Datuk Wee Hong Seng is already starting his day. Rising at five in the morning, he begins work at
THE newly implemented Kuching Smart Parking System is designed to make parking payments more convenient and cashless with the app-based system aiming to modernise city
KUCHING: A gentle stream of people made their way to cemeteries across the city on Saturday, carrying flowers, candles, and quiet prayers as they remembered
KOTA SAMARAHAN: The fusion of traditional art and artificial intelligence (AI) takes centre stage at the Exhibition of Creativity, Innovation, Technology and Research in the
KUCHING: Regular blood donors are urging more members of the public, especially those who are eligible, to step forward and contribute to the Sarawak General
KUCHING: University students have expressed strong support and appreciation for the continuation of the Special Financial Assistance (BKK) of RM1,200 for full-time degree and diploma
