IF I could describe Guangzhou, Guangdong, China, in simple words, it is a charming metropolis. Although much of the city has developed and modernity has seeped into most parts of the city, there are still tinges of traditional China. Recently, I went on a much-needed holiday trip to the city
From wearing a red ribbon to speaking out in your workplace, taking part in a challenge or sharing your own story, this year’s World AIDS Day campaign shows how everyone can play their part in eliminating stigma, and creating a fairer society for all. World AIDS Day: Understanding and embracing
International movement and non-governmental organisation Junior Chamber International (JCI) has spread its wings in Sarawak and has graced the region with its passionate young individuals. The chapter envisions positive changes with the right tools and aims to inspire and develop its members to contribute to the prosperity of economic infrastructure
With the growing threats of cybercrimes, it is critical for organisations to seek solutions beyond technology. In part two of this series, Accenture Cyber Security Leader and ASEAN managing director, Vinod Shankar shares more about methods to mitigate cyberthreats. With cybercrimes becoming more prominent, the Sarawak Cyber Security Unit was
Children are our future leaders. Therefore, it is important to provide them with a safe space to grow and develop. As they are our future, their voices matter too, regardless of how cute they may sound like. Sarawak Tribune recently talked to four young children to ask their opinions regarding
World Children’s Day is celebrated on November 20 to commemorate the Declaration of the Rights of the Child by the UN General Assembly in 1959. Upholding children’s rights is the compass to a better world – today, tomorrow and into the future. Safe outlet for children to develop This World
CHILDREN’S mental health is important, as they are part of our future. Therefore, it is crucial to recognise and acknowledge that children have emotions and can hurt, despite their young age and immaturity. Apart from allowing them to play as much as they want to help develop different skill sets,
TAMIN assemblyman Christopher Gira Sambang believes Sarawak’s increasing revenue is going to benefit the state and its people in a bigger way. Last week, Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg unveiled a RM15.8 billion State Budget ’25. In tabling the people-centric budget, aiming at creating job opportunities
Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg’s State Budget 2025 highlights a public-centric approach aimed at leveraging Sarawak’s resources to bolster the economy.With an emphasis on inclusive development and improving the people’s well-being, the budget allocates funding to create job opportunities and raise household incomes.This expansionary approach, encapsulated
With the ever-evolving digital landscape and the vulnerability to cybercrimes, it is now crucial to protect the digital infrastructure and enhance the resilience against sophisticated cyber threats. Safeguarding essential services, creating secure digital environment Cyber attacks are nothing new, with companies worldwide vulnerable to such threats. This occurs when an
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