Wednesday, 16 April 2025

Category: Opinion

Unforgettable encounter with king cobra

As promised, I’m back with ulu tales especially those pertaining to my familiar territory, the upper Melupa river basin. Being brought up by farming and

Good ladders make good neighbours

Last week, I asked my younger sister to borrow a ladder from a neighbour in order to trim the banana leaves in my garden. Some

Paper Bows

“Is someone following us?” Nora asked when walking side by side with her friend, Ada. “We are in school. Of course we are being followed,”

Enjoying the carefree ‘ulu’ life

Kids in the ulu (remote hinterland) of the late 50s through to the 60s had to be contented with their surroundings as their playground and

Sarawak to leap-frog in ICT development

Sarawak Government may consider setting up Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation to integrate the physical and virtual worlds in developing Sarawak Digital Economy in a wholesome

Living with an Alzheimer’s patient

Every day and night, my 79-year-old mother asks me “Are we going home tomorrow?” When she first asked me this question, I replied nicely and

Embracing my new age

A few weeks ago, my son asked me if I knew the differences between being a child, teenager, adult and elderly. Before I could reply,

Faceless dreams, a remarkable ending

In 1989 while serving as Julau Scout District Commissioner I was had the privilege to join a special camp. The big group of campers comprised