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Category: Sarawak

From Oil’s Black Gold to Ink’s Lasting Legacy

Miri is betting its post-oil future on literature, seeking UNESCO status by 2027 to transform from an extraction town to a cultural hub. The bid aims to diversify the economy through literary tourism and preserve the region's rich oral heritage, following Kuching's successful gastronomy model as a blueprint.

Niah’s True Legacy Lies Beyond the Plaque

Niah's UNESCO status is not an endpoint but a starting point for Sarawak. Its true significance now hinges on delivering economic and social dividends to Batu Niah through sustainable tourism, infrastructure, and community-based initiatives that honour its 50,000-year-old heritage.

Rabbit Farming: Profitable Rural Opportunity

Rabbit farming holds strong potential in Sarawak, requiring minimal land and low investment while offering fast reproduction cycles. With rising demand for lean, healthy...

Redrawing the Lines

In July 2025, Sarawak’s assembly voted 80–2 to expand from 82 to 99 seats, citing urbanisation, local representation, and overdue redelineation. Critics warn the 17-seat increase may entrench malapportionment and dominant-party advantage ahead of the next state election.

Spaoh Semakin Pesat Membangun

Kedudukan Daerah Kecil Spaoh ialah di antara Daerah Kecil Debak di sebelah utara/ barat, daerah Sri Aman di sebelah selatan dan daerah Betong di...

Commemorate Sarawak Day

Sarawak Day’s true meaning is not mere celebration but actively fulfilling self-government and MA63 rights. Every citizen must prioritize constitutional autonomy, support local businesses, preserve indigenous languages and culture, and protect the environment daily, creating a truly self-reliant, united Sarawak.

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