Author: Priscilla Tawie

Protecting Our Vanishing Species

Each year, World Animal Day is held to address the decline of endangered species. On the brink of extinction, these endangered animals stand at a crossroads between ceasing to exist and continuing to maintain the balance of the world’s ecosystem. A call to action for conservation, biodiversity As the world

Celebrating the Power of Non-Violence

Renowned social reformer Mahatma Gandhi, known for his social, political, and economic activities, has changed the perspectives and values of many over the decades. With his contributions to society in the late 1800s and early 1900s, his campaigns inspired the United Nations to highlight the International Day of Non-Violence every

Understanding cardiovascular disease: Risks, symptoms, and prevention

It is not uncommon to hear about heart attacks from time to time. A healthy-looking person can suffer from heart disease without even knowing it. Thus, this year’s World Heart Day highlights the importance of understanding heart health and identifying and managing cardiovascular diseases. Protect Your Heart Heart disease is

A Call for Awareness

Again and again, rabies has been an ongoing outbreak in Sarawak. However, there are still cases reported this year that show a lack of awareness and understanding of this deadly disease. This year, World Rabies Day highlights the importance of preventing rabies and combating this horrifying disease. Rabies: A fatal

Navigating the gig economy: Flexibility, innovation, and future challenges

The world’s digital landscape is rapidly advancing, and with new innovations being introduced, the evolution of the digital economy is shaping the country’s future workforce industry. However, is Malaysia truly ready for the fast-paced changes that are coming? The Evolving Landscape This is the last part of a two-part series

A Hope for Better Opportunities

As the digital economy landscape expands, gig work platforms have influenced the reshaping of opportunities in Malaysia. However, with current policies still insufficient to protect gig workers, the benefits remain uncertain in the long run, leaving many unsure about their retirement plans, among other concerns. A white paper was recently

The Flexibility Phenomenon

Making waves globally, the “World’s Most Flexible Girl” recently visited Kuching. In an exclusive interview with Sarawak Tribune, the essence of the flexible performer was captured. Mind-muscle mastery: The journey to becoming the world’s most flexible In a room filled with droppings from rats that constantly entered from the next-door

Moving forward as a developing nation

With Malaysia Day approaching, e-hailing and digital payment services company Grab introduces three of their inspiring driver/rider partners to the New Sarawak Tribune. With stories to tell about their everyday lives and how they would like to champion their perspectives on the visions for our country, these three share about

Tradition Meets Innovation

As each year passes, the Mid-Autumn Festival market sees attractive packaging and interesting moulds as key selling points. But how significant is this in the mooncake market? It’s a debate between packaging and flavour as bakers strive to sell their products. The modern twist on mooncakes and their packaging Celebrating

The power of language in building harmonious society

This year’s International Literacy Day champions multilingual education for understanding and peace. True to its core, multilingualism is especially crucial in a multicultural country. Celebrating Multilingualism Being literate is a fundamental human right and an important aspect of personal development. The ability to understand and engage in conversation opens doors