Author: Alverdtekoster Anyap

ST photographer Mohd Alif weds on bride’s birthday

KUCHING: Sarawak Tribune and Suara Sarawak photographer Mohd Alif Noni celebrated a joyous milestone today (Nov 17) as he married his beloved, Nor Atika Ahmad, on a doubly special day—the bride’s 31st birthday. The couple, dressed in elegant matching golden attire, sat on a beautifully adorned wedding dais created specially

No impact on State’s offshore claims

KUCHING: The Batu Puteh case is seen as unrelated to the legal questions surrounding Sarawak’s interests in the continental shelf. “The key lies in domestic laws like the Federal Constitution, Sarawak’s Land Code, and the Oil Mining Ordinance 1958,” a source familiar with the matter told Sarawak Tribune. He said

Journalists explore Murum Hydroelectric Plant, Murum Dam

MURUM: Fourteen journalists participated in a familiarisation trip to the Murum Hydroelectric Plant (Murum HEP) and Murum Dam, organised by Sarawak Energy. The media visit was part of Sarawak Energy’s annual engagement program aimed at promoting transparency and open communication with stakeholders. The participating journalists represented various media outlets, including

Sarawak Energy empowering rural communities through CSR initiatives

MURUM: The establishment of the Murum Dam and Murum Hydroelectric Plant (Murum HEP) has opened up significant opportunities to improve the livelihoods of the rural communities in the Belaga District. Through its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, Sarawak Energy Berhad (SEB) plays a pivotal role in the economic development of

Restless retiree finds niche in diorama crafting

KUCHING: Retiree and former Institut Kemahiran Mara instructor, Zulkifli Sahak, has found a unique passion for crafting intricate diorama miniatures, operating under his Kuching Heritage business venture. Known for his skill in carpentry, Zulkifli, 62, initially began creating dioramas as a hobby but has since turned it into a successful

Spooky fun at Podium mall

KUCHING: The Podium Street Mall is hosting its first Halloween celebration, the OctoberFair GruesomeWeen pop-up market. The event was launched by Kuching South City Council (MBKS) Mayor Datuk Wee Hong Seng.The market features a variety of products from local vendors, including artisans and small businesses known for their quality and

Villagers hope to draw tourists to Rembung Cave

PADAWAN: Villagers at Kampung Emperoh Karu are eager to develop little heard-of Rembung Cave into a tourism and recreational destination. The villagers, along with members of the Padawan 4X4 Adventure Club and Puncak Borneo MP Datuk Willie Mongin, went on an expedition to Rembung Cave, located approximately 2.5 km from

Proton unveils SUV in first ever East Malaysia launch

KOTA KINABALU: Proton unveiled its 2025 Proton X70 specifically for the East Malaysia market on Aug 28, It was the first time Proton held a separate launch for its  SUV model for customers in Sabah and Sarawak after its public unveiling on Aug 15. Proton chief executive office Dr Li

Sarawak deliver three golds in boxing finals  

SIMANGGANG: Sarawak claimed a stunning victory, securing three gold medals in the final boxing matches at the Sri Aman Indoor Stadium last night (Aug 22). The highlight of the evening was Clarkson Evans Tom Frankie’s dominating performance in the minimum weight (48kg) category. He secured the first gold medal for

Eight Sarawak boxers in finals 

SIMANGGANG: Sarawak made it to the finals of the boxing competition in the men’s featherweight (54-57kg) and the women’s flyweight (48-52kg) categories last night (Aug 21). In the men’s category, Frederick Xian Bartholomew Albern defeated Penang’s Muhammad Aman Danish Mohd Suhairi with a technical knock (TKO) in the first round.