BY ASYRAF HALIM FOR journalists from Borneo, the opportunity to cover events concerning the Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah and family
Catherine Chih, daughter of the late Chi Mei Si, fondly recollects the memories of her late mother and her previous experiences, which motivated her to
This is the second of a three-part series on the legacy of the late Chi Mei Si. As a woman who grew up in an
Hornbills are totally protected under the Wild Life Protection Ordinance 1998. If found guilty, any person can be imprisoned for two years and fined RM25,000.
Unlike in Peninsular Malaysia, hornbills in Sarawak are often linked to the culture and history of the indigenous people. Hornbills are often hunted for their
Hornbills are synonymous with Sarawak. In fact, Sarawak is home to eight of the 62 hornbill species that exist worldwide, including the iconic Rhinoceros Hornbill,
Beyond Malaysia’s harmonious melting pot, there were hardships and challenges that ensued during the country’s formation in 1963. During a Hari Raya broadcast in the year
By Ammar Shafiq Hamzah KUCHING: Love transcends boundaries; nowhere is this more evident than in inter-racial relationships. In embracing diversity, the couples learn the cultures,
By Mohamad Harith Mohamad Nizar IPOH: Septuagenarian Tajuddin Mohd Sharif is always thrilled to meet his Indian friends as he can effortlessly engage in Tamil
By Nina Muslim KUALA LUMPUR: When I was in college in the United States, someone stalked my roommate. My roommate, let’s call her Julia, met
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