Miri-based ‘Tuyang Initiative’ is driven by the motivation to ensure the culture and tradition of the races in Sarawak are not forgotten. As indigenous people themselves, they feel a deep sense of responsibility and pride not only in what they do, but also in ensuring fair and honest representation. Building
The British Council of Malaysia, under its “Human-Nature” programme, aims to foster partnerships between the United Kingdom and Malaysian communities, as well as artistic, scientific, and academic stakeholders, to address climate adaptation through creative responses. Recently, the programme exposed seven delegates from the United Kingdom to multi-disciplinary projects that raise
Food serves as a lens through which one can understand and appreciate different cultures. Ramadan bazaars hold significance as they attract not just Malays but also other races. Ramadan Bazaars: A fusion of flavours and cultures FOOD is a language that’s significant in cultural bonding, a tapestry that brings different people together. And in
Go for style and comfort this Eid Those who are familiar with the works of Kuching-born stylist turned fashion designer Yacub Taha will instantly recognise his trademark exuberant play in colours and oversized silhouette. He is best known for illuminating blocks of colour into pop-out designs while maintaining the current
KUCHING: Awareness and protection of consumer rights depend not only on government and company actions but also on active individual engagement. National Consumer Action Council (MTPN) Sarawak chairman Wynson Ong Teck Ping, in his message in conjunction with World Consumer Rights Day, said everyone plays a vital role in protecting
Pets are like our children too, and for some busy pawrents, having a service that could help them pet-sit can be of a convenience. For certified pet-sitter Amy Ung, she has a decade of experience watching over pets for others — and to her, the job is a fulfilling and
A spectacular showcase of colours that captured the spirit of Hari Raya was presented at the Ranee Museum in the Old Courthouse in Kuching. Seven different prints reflect textile prints, highlighting the cultural fusion between Sarawak and Brunei. Dubbed “Irama”, the mini wear resort Raya collection features digitally printed keringkam motifs, as well
Michelle Goh, who recently received a one Michelin star for her restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand, talked with New Sarawak Tribune about her journey as a chef, the hurdles she faced, and her thoughts. The road to Michelin stardom Growing up, Michelle Goh began honing her kitchen skills at the young
In conjunction with International Women’s Day today, inspirational women from various backgrounds share their perspectives on empowerment, gender equality, and breaking stereotypes. From challenging societal norms to advocating for personal choices, these women exemplify resilience and determination in their pursuit of success. Women’s march toward equality, empowerment The idea of
Stray dogs are often stigmatised for their unappealing appearance and predicaments. Nevertheless, there exist local rescuers that are adamant to bring justice, love and care towards these roaming dogs. Love and hope for every paw Roaming the streets, a stray dog calls out to another stray, each a companion scouring
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