THE past leaders had compromised and agreed to the terms, caveats and safeguards. They had inked their signatures on the Inter-Governmental Committee Report (IGCR), the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) and approved the amendments to the Federal Constitution in accordance to... more »

FOR the poor Penans of Lusong Laku in Belaga, hopes are springing up for a better tomorrow. The nomadic community have gone through some tough times but better days are now in store for them after they made a life-changing... more »

LIMBANG constituency is unique. It can be likened to an island separated from the Sarawak land mass by its borders with Brunei Darusalam to the west and east, Lawas District to the southeast and Miri District at the south and... more »

WHEN thinking of Sarawak’s romantic era, many would look to the time of the White Rajahs. The Brookes have always been the subject of nostalgia, which is probably why the frequent visits to the state by the grandson of the... more »

THE docks of Merseyside have never seen close to one million people standing shoulder to shoulder, and thousands deep, to watch the arrival of Three Queens — Queen Mary II, Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Victoria. Three Queens? These are... more »

EVERY fortnight, they plot to wage war. Their sole intent – destroy whoever and whatever is unfortunate enough to cross their paths. However, Wargamers Kuching is far from being a group of murderous malcontents with massive chips on their shoulders.... more »

AS the general population continues to grow throughout Bau District, the issue of overcrowding in secondary schools becomes more acute and warrants serious attention. Overcrowding occurs when the number of students outstrips the intake capacity of a school. This may... more »

ITS water appears greenish blue — possibly due to a mixed reflection of the green surroundings and the blue sky. No, it’s not a natural lake but an artificial one, about 300 feet deep, that used to be an open... more »