Combing the streets of Kuching with my sister
14 April 2019
I had a whale of a time this past week. My younger sister, the youngest of my siblings, is back in Kuching for a short
I had a whale of a time this past week. My younger sister, the youngest of my siblings, is back in Kuching for a short
Last month, I received a report forwarded by a taxi driver, which later turned out to be erroneous. It was a grave mistake for the
When I was small and Christmas trees were tall. My mum said I was born under a wandering star and I remembered wondering how such heavy
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Being the youngest of four siblings, I was the closest to my late apai (father) Salok Jembu (1910-2002), sharing his interest in fishing and in
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Recently, I had an opportunity to interact with some primary schoolchildren from private elite schools in Kuching. Life for them is no bed of roses.
Federal-state relations have not always been smooth and is still the same to this day, but last Thursday’s tabling of a proposed amendment to Article