Association in Malaysia pivots to ‘Autism Art’
When the Covid-19 pandemic struck in 2020, fundraising activities for the Kuching Autistic Association (KAA) came to an abrupt halt, yet operational costs continued.
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From sun shield to symbol: 68-year-old Malaysian artisan preserves traditional headgear
In the past, Melanau villagers wore the "terendak" to protect themselves from the sun and rain while farming and fishing. Nowadays, it has found a new purpose as souvenirs and…
Former Sarawak governor reportedly removed from hospital is back home
A police report, which went viral on social media, had alleged that his wife had taken him out of hospital against medical advice at close to midnight on Saturday.
Ex-Sarawak governor back home after ‘abduction’ allegations: State police commissioner
The police report, which went viral on social media, alleged that the former governor was removed from hospital by his wife Toh Puan Raghad Kurdi Taib against medical advice.
Dancers eager to show the nation their moves
Besides Sarawakian performers, dance troupes from Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah will also take part in the celebration at the Malaysia Day celebration.
No plot to topple government: Malaysia DPM
He dismissed the allegations as unfounded, adding that he did not know of any such attempt and that no one had approached GPS on the matter.
Internet access for all of Sarawak by 2024: Communications and Multimedia Minister
He added that the satellite broadband services would also be put in place as part of the National Digital Network (Jendela) plan.
Malaysia can become world-class hub for clinical research: Health minister
He also said Malaysia’s multi-ethnic population would benefit clinical trials seeking to understand the effectiveness of a new therapy across a diverse Asian population.