Sarawak on the threshold of a developed nation
28 July 2017
S arawak from the second most backward state, when it gained Independence through the formation of a new Federation Malaysia in the 60s, has been
S arawak from the second most backward state, when it gained Independence through the formation of a new Federation Malaysia in the 60s, has been
Road accidents of any kind, fatal or not, always bring change or changes to one’s life, the environment, even to society, especially if it involves
Taib focused on uplifting the economy through a policy of industrialisation. He realised that Sarawak had to utilise the vast natural resources it was
Veteran journalist and author James Ritchie with 35 book titles to his credit has kept himself abreast with political events in Sarawak. Excerpts from his
When the Long Seridan airstrip was established by the Borneo Evangelical Mission (BEM) in 1962, the Kelabit village opened up this remote region enabling
There are several reasons, which amongst them are the urgent need to monitor and facilitate the development and contribution of several institutions that have been
Some people may talk about referendum; a few of them may carry posters and banners to catch attention or hold small gatherings to mark some
Veteran journalist and author James Ritchie with 35 book titles to his credit has kept himself abreast with political events in Sarawak. Excerpts from his
Sarawak, for the first time, will be celebrating Sarawak Day on July 22, the day that it was granted Internal self- government after more than
As expected, the reunion dinner for SMK Saratok Alumni Association last Saturday at Hilton Kuching saw the presence of many distinguished members of the community.