Author: Lee Shaw Wei

Melanau Ajang dictionary out soon

KUCHING: More than 4,000 words will be collected from the Melanau tribe for the purpose of publishing the first Melanau Ajang dictionary. In order to turn this endeavour into fruition, 35 participants from Kampung Kuala Rajang, Jerijih and Belawai are participating in the Melanau Ajang Dictionary refinement workshop from September

Brief walk down Malaysia Day memory lane

Malaysia Day has become a nationwide public holiday for more than a decade now but have you ever wondered about the difference between our National Day (31 August) and Malaysia Day (16 September) and the history? On these we asked bibliophile and writer, Yusuf Mustanir, to share his knowledge. Take

Land and Survey department moots 13 innovation projects to assist in field work

KUCHING: A total of 13 projects have been highlighted through the Innovative and Creative Group (KIK) of the state Land and Survey Department (JTS) to improve measurement work on the field. Its director Datuk Abdullah Julaihi revealed that 12 of them were innovation projects on application development based on Information

Learn to understand special needs children, says Tupong rep

KUCHING: Tupong assemblyman Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman has called on the public to learn to understand special needs children so that they can live healthily and happily in the community. He told the reporters that the community should thus be supporting more programmes like the “Jiwa Murni Programme” which was held

Endemic phase sees more sales of mooncakes

KUCHING: The Mooncake Festival or Zhong Qiu Jie in Mandarin, also known as the Mid-Autumn Festival or Mooncake Festival, is a traditional festival celebrated within the Chinese culture. Similar holidays can be found celebrated in Japan which is known as Tsukimi or Otsukimi, Chuseok in Korea and many more in

Fire causes big damage to workshop

SRI AMAN: A workshop at Kampung Pasir Panas was 80 per cent razed in a fire incident yesterday morning. A spokesman for the Fire and Rescue Department (BOMBA) said firemen from Sri Aman station were despatched to the scene after his department received an emergency call at 1.35am. By the

Penan man still not found

MIRI: A 65-year-old Penan man was reported still missing after failing to return home on yesterday (8 September). The victim was said to have left the house for fishing activity on August 25, 2022 around the upper river area of Kampung Batu Bungan Mulu and has not returned home ever