Social media obsession, driven by dopamine loops and social comparison, is a "digital hypodermic" injecting passivity, fragmentation, and economic distortion into Malaysia. This neurological manipulation undermines the focus, innovation, and unity required for Sarawak's and the nation's developmental ambitions, threatening to replace genuine progress with curated illusion.

Sarawak's hydropower supplies about 70 percent of generation. Bakun and Murum anchor five proposed cascading dams, adding three gigawatts and lifting capacity from 5.8 to 15 gigawatts by 2035, positioning Sarawak as a regional green energy exporter with community safeguards.

Preparedness is the ongoing process of building knowledge, skills, and resources to anticipate and respond to crises. It spans physical, financial, informational, psychological, and institutional dimensions. Unlike worry, it focuses on actionable capacity, ensuring you can move swiftly when disruption strikes, rather than being paralyzed by anxiety.

For over a millennium, Sarawak’s beads have signified more than beauty. From ancient trade currency to sacred family heirlooms, these intricate threads tell stories of lineage and status among the Iban, Kayan, and Kelabit. Today, artisans fuse this living heritage with a booming global craft economy

Service in Sarawak’s remote outstations demonstrates that integrity in public service means honouring the state’s promises to its people even in the absence of supervision, and rendering honest and wholehearted service to communities whose trust, rather than any posting order, constitutes the true measure of duty. Bridging digital divides, delivering development, and empowering rural communities are undertakings of profound significance, as faithful and wholehearted frontline work is what carries Sarawak’s future to the people to whom it belongs.

Suatu ketika dahulu, sungai merupakan urat nadi pengangkutan penduduk luar bandar Sarawak. Perahu panjang, sampan, dan bot ekspres menjadi penghubung utama kampung-kampung sepanjang Sungai...