Letter to the Editor The recent statement from GERAK or the Malaysian Academic Movement calling for the abolishment of race-based entry into public universities in
In 2002, 280 delegates from 20 countries participated in a conference on responsible tourism organised by the United Nations at Cape Town, South Africa as
I learned that Jalan Badruddin in Kuching was named after the brother of Raja Muda Hashim, a close friend of Sarawak’s first White Rajah, Sir
While most mosques would have a “gerobok rezeki” (chest of blessings) filled with groceries for needy people to help themselves to, Masjid Permatang Rambai in
It’s the Easter season and interestingly the government is going on a “doggy cleansing” operation that is expected to last till 2021. So far more
BY NURHANANI BASRI & NORAIZURA AHMAD In the beginning, neither the teacher nor pupil could comprehend each other but now, a year later, some 100
A long time ago, tourist guides were employed full time and freelancing started to gain popularity some 30 years ago. Tourist guides, including females, were
By ANG LAI SOON Earth Day, which is observed on April 22, is claimed to be celebrated by more than a billion people throughout the
With growing vigour Malaysians continue to debate the failed Bill that was proposed to amend Article 1 (2) of the Federal Constitution. For most Sarawakians
It is very difficult not to be emotional about what has happened in the parliament on April 9 and I can’t say I was surprised
