Author: Julie Ngadan

A New Dawn

After years of political perseverance, former general and Gerindra Party leader Prabowo Subianto is sworn in as Indonesia’s new president. His leadership promises bold reforms, a strengthened national defence, and a renewed focus on economic independence, marking a fresh chapter for the country’s future. All eyes are on him as

The impact of HAL robotic therapy on patient recovery

The introduction of Hybrid Assistive Limb robotic therapy not only speeds up patients’ recovery but also significantly eases the burden on therapists at Normah Medical Specialist Centre. The world’s first cyborg-type robot allows them to track patients’ progress over time. Innovative Healing This is the second part of a three-part

Empowering Change

The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is held annually on October 17. On this day, we show our concerns for the hardships faced by people living in poverty, give them a voice to express their worries, and remind them that it is they themselves who must fight against

Global Supermodel Search 2024 set to showcase Malaysia’s modelling talents

Tiara Management, a Sarawakian talent management company based in Kuala Lumpur, proudly presents its inaugural Global Supermodel Search 2024, scheduled for tomorrow (October 12) at the Flamingo Hotel in Kuala Lumpur. The event aims to celebrate diversity, inclusivity, and the power of representation in the modelling industry. A few months

Inspiring minds: The multifaceted role of today’s teachers

Today’s teachers have a critical role in moulding a generation of individuals with strong morals, soft skills, and the capacity to succeed in an increasingly complex world, in addition to imparting knowledge. Teachers act as psychosocial guides. They must empathise with the social, mental, and emotional challenges that students face,

Elevating Voices and Dreams

The International Day of the Girl Child celebrates girls’ potential while highlighting ongoing challenges, such as unequal access to education and healthcare. Empowering girls is crucial for a better future, as they can be leaders and change-makers in society. Ensuring every girl’s right to thrive Observed annually on October 11,

Kek Lapis delights: A delicious exploration of flavour, technique

Sarawak kek lapis, or layered cakes, are well-known for their richly coloured and exquisite layered patterns, which require a laborious baking procedure. Baking the cake layer by layer takes a great deal of patience and precision. In addition to their eye-catching designs, Sarawak kek lapis come in a wide range

A rising star in Manhunt Malaysia 2024

In the world of male pageantry, where tradition and charisma blend into a seamless presentation of polish and poise, a fellow Sarawakian stands out as a refreshing newcomer in Manhunt Malaysia 2024. For Chris Foo, this year is not just about making his debut at the top world pageant but

How robotic therapy is shaping recovery in Malaysia

People with paralysis or weakened limbs now have a higher chance of healing faster, thanks to Normah Medical Specialist Centre and the Social Security Organisation’s launch of the first robotic therapy service in Borneo. Restoring Mobility This is the first part of a three-part series on robotic therapy. What would

Multitasking, if it’s up your alley

MULTITASKERS are often good at switching between tasks quickly, which can be useful in fast-paced environments. They are able to prioritise jobs according to urgency and evaluate them quickly — their ability to ascertain priorities promptly can enhance overall productivity. Multitaskers also learn how to split their focus between several things, which