The ongoing controversy surrounding Sarawak and Sabah’s plea for one-third representation in the Malaysian Parliament persists, much to my surprise. The proposal, long-awaited and deeply
By Dr Christina Yin It has been six years since a Swedish teenager named Greta Thunberg started skipping school to protest in front of parliament,
“Data is the kind of ubiquitous resource that we can shape to provide new innovations and new insights, and it’s all around us, and it
“The world needs all types of minds, and sensory experiences are the windows through which we explore, learn, and contribute our unique perspectives.“ Temple Grandin (1947-Present);
“Safety doesn’t happen by accident.“ Unknown THE recent tragedy, claiming the lives of five paddlers after their boat capsized on the Sarawak River during training
BY JOE FERNANDEZ WITH newfound stability post-pandemic, Sarawak is ready for long-awaited reforms in education and various sectors across Malaysia. There’s unity and political will
‘In the heart of every young person lies the potential for greatness.’ — JOY Apostolic Ministries I am very proud of this young Malaysian Chinese.
Outwardly, Tukau seemed like an ordinary man. He was thoughtful, kind, and helpful — just as normal as anyone else in our village. But he
LAST Sunday on Oct 20, I turned 70, a significant milestone. At 70 I am still me, still thinking that I am 40 and rocking
IN a significant development on international climate policy, the Paris Agreement, signed during COP-21 in 2015, has emerged as a more inclusive approach to combating
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