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Tag: Sarawak
Sarawak river taxis sinking under loss of tourists
Can Sarawak’s traditional wooden ferries transform into a Grab-style service to safeguard their future? The conditional movement control order in … More
How PKR won, then lost Sarawak: The Star columnist
The writer says that Sarawak Parti Keadilan Rakyat’s future lies in its younger leaders who are professionals, activists and emerged … More
Najib’s wife Rosmah ordered to enter defence in graft trial over Sarawak solar project
KUALA LUMPUR : The wife of Malaysia’s former prime minister Najib Razak, Rosmah Mansor, will have to defend herself against … More
RM2 billion oil ‘coup’ puts Sarawak opposition in further turmoil
Having neutralised political enemies over state rights under MA63, the state’s ruling coalition GPS is set for a big win … More
Memorable longhouse visit for Dutch family
KUCHING : “A most memorable experience!” That was how Alice van Den Ham described her visit to a traditional Bidayuh longhouse … More
A ‘tail of Borneo’ adventure
WITH Covid-19 still lingering around the world, it will be a while before Malaysians can renew their passports, take leave … More
Conserve the coral reefs or lose them
HAVE you ever wondered what coral reefs are? Animals or plants, and how do they reproduce, thrive, and survive? Marine … More
Alena Murang: A blend of musical tradition and modern eclectic
Get acquainted with Sarawak-born sape musician and the heritage that continues to inspire her OPENING with a mixture of ethereal … More
Delicious Dayak dishes, in the belly of Chinatown
NON-HALAL: The little cafe looks out of place in that narrow part of Carpenter Street or “Chinatown”, a pretty and … More
BorneoExit: Independence for East Malaysia?
Longstanding tensions between East Malaysia and Peninsular Malaysia have some seeking autonomy – or even secession. Malaysia’s hornbill has reasons … More
Alena Murang’s video showcases Sarawakian heritage, wins styling award at video fest
Kuching-born KL-based musician/artist Alena Murang won the Best Styling award at the Buenos Aires Music Video Festival in Argentina for … More
Sarawak’s spectacular biodiversity comes alive through Lily’s lens
Court interpreter, Lily Liew Siaw Sze, is an amateur naturalist, who has captured some of Sarawak’s most spectacular flora and … More
Rice that tastes like ‘first love’? A social enterprise wants to share this love
Malaysia’s Langit Collective – founded by four former NGO project coordinators – wants to preserve the country’s agricultural heritage by … More
East Malaysian 101: An Explanation For West Malaysians
Being half Malay and half Kadazan comes with its own set of challenges and obstacles to overcome. Growing up, I … More
Sarawak’s Century-Old Historic Fort-Turned-Internet Community Centre Was Nearly Destroyed By A Morning Fire
The 132-year-old historical building Fort Renee in Saratok, Sarawak has been partially destroyed by a fire that took place on … More
Mulu: rainforest extraordinaire
In late June, the two tour groups of some 60 members said they loved walking along the rainforest trails in … More
Petronas refutes Reuters’ report headlined “Malaysian energy giant’s board at odds with PM over payment to Sarawak state”
KUALA LUMPUR (June 29): Petronas would like to categorically refute the report by Reuters on 26 June 2020 headlined: “Malaysian … More
Petronas finalising agreement with Sarawak on sales tax with view to withdraw appeal
PUTRAJAYA (June 23) : Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) has informed the Court of Appeal that it is finalising an agreement … More
Petronas’ appeal against RM2b Sarawak petroleum sales tax to be heard today
The status of the appeal will pave the way forward for the nation’s oil and gas industry, which is heading towards uncharted waters as oil-rich states like Sarawak seek more control over their oil and gas assets currently controlled and regulated by Petronas under the Petroleum Development Act (PDA 1974).
Charcoal-roasted ‘Roti Kahwin’, one of Sarikei’s hidden gems
There are three variations of toast on offer, but on average consumers prefer margarine, ‘kaya’ (pandan-flavoured coconut spread) and peanut butter combinations, she said, adding two more on the menu are bread with sardines and cheese.
Report: Najib is still Dr Mahathir’s No. 1 nemesis
KUALA LUMPUR, June 13 — Former two-time prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad does not see his successor Prime Minister … More
Masjid India Bandar Kuching, Sarawak
The new Masjid India Bandar Kuching which is literally on Sungai Sarawak at Jalan Gambier was officially opened on 1 … More
Taib – Grand old man of Sarawak
Taib has assumed the role of an elder statesman who has dedicated his life to the people for almost 60 years. Through his famous ‘politics of development’, Taib has changed the mindset of Sarawakians, Today he can be proud of his achievements.
