The Sarawak government will prioritise implementing the laptop assistance scheme for students in the state over the free book voucher programme starting next year. State Deputy Minister of Education, ...

The highly anticipated Tasik Biru Festival 2025 is set to transform Bau into a vibrant cultural and tourism hotspot from this May 15 to 25, marking a grand celebration of the district’s 205th ...

The Cabinet has decided that the Foreign Ministry will coordinate the implementation of all memoranda of understanding (MoUs) recently signed between Malaysia and China. Communications Minister Datuk ...

Two people suffered burns on their hands when attempting to put out a fire which destroyed 21 wooden houses in a water village at Mile 7, Jalan Sk Batu Putih, Kampung Batu Putih, here on. A ...

Cahya Mata Sarawak Berhad’s (Cahya Mata) upcoming Clinker Line 2 has received all necessary approvals at both the domestic and Sarawak levels, with only federal Department of Environment (DOE) ...

The main road connecting Tamparuli and Kiulu has once again been cut off following a landslide caused by continuous heavy rain, affecting the movement of villagers and road users. Tuaran Public Works ...

Petroleum Sarawak Berhad’s (Petros) initial study of potential oil and gas (O&G) reserves in northern Sarawak is expected to be completed by the third quarter of this year. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar ...

The state government plans to amend the Sarawak Biodiversity Ordinance to facilitate research and allow for the commercialisation of biodiversity research findings. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri ...

Dewan Rakyat has yet to receive any formal motion from Members of Parliament regarding face-to-face negotiations on the demand for one-third of parliamentary seats to be allocated to Sabah and Sarawak ...

Singer-songwriter and sape player Alena Murang has released her latest single, ‘Borneo Rain’ just in time for International Mother Earth Day. The song, now streaming on all major listening platforms, ...

Dan Niu, once confined to a cubicle crunching numbers at a Shanghai bank, now spends weekdays cycling through the city’s alleyways, leading foreign tourists past steamed bun stalls and hidden ...

Seated in a modest classroom, Tanzanian tourism student Noel Ivon Isack intently traces Chinese characters in his notebook. The 19-year-old aspires to leverage his new language skills to build a ...