Sarawakian makes mark for state in Australian football
By Wilfred Pilo
KUCHING, Dec 4: Sarawakian Ein Eric, 39, is making a name for himself in the world of football in Australia.
He was recently...
Underutilised half-an-acre space transformed, contributes RM85,000 to Kidurong Secondary School Co-op
Kenyalang Portraits
By Calvin Jemarang
BINTULU, Oct 21: About three years ago, a teacher at a secondary school in Bintulu proposed to convert about an acre...
Franklin Lingga Abun making Sarawak, Iban community proud
Kenyalang Portraits
By Wilfred Pilo
KUCHING, Nov 28: Franklin Lingga Abun from Kapit has put the Iban community and Sarawak on the world map.
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Pinggai Cafe — a modern take on Dayak cuisine
By Wilfred Pilo
PINGGAI CAFE, located at China Street in Kuching, offers a variety of delicacies for the universal taste but subtly influenced by Dayak...
The accidental antique dealer of Main Bazaar, Kuching
KENYALANG PORTRAITS
By Wilfred Pilo
It is hard to take one’s eyes off the Chinese porcelain pieces displayed at Alex Jong’s shop at the Main Bazaar,...
Tan Sri Sulong Matjeraie: From rural Sarawak to Federal Court judge
By Nancy Nais
KUCHING, Dec 12: Sheer determination to get out of poverty and the persistence to work hard are what made retired Federal Court...
Iban Misha Minut Panggau aspires to be an acclaimed film director
Kenyalang Portraits
By Wilfred Pilo
KUCHING, June 24: Limbang-born Misha Minut Panggau worships renown Chinese film director Zhang Yimou and American actor-cum-filmmaker Mel Gibson.
On the...
Bandar Riyal Market — Kota Samarahan’s hidden gem
Kenyalang Portraits
By Lian Cheng and Wilfred Pilo
LOCATED about 20km away from the Kuching city centre, situated along Jalan Datuk Mohammad Musa, is Bandar Riyal...
Bee Tai, a clothing store with a colourful past
Kenyalang Portraits
By Wilfred Pilo
KUCHING, March 17: Bee Tai is no ordinary clothing store. This ‘The Fashion Place’ in India Street was once a shoppers’...
Intriguing tale of James Brooke and boy deity Kong Teck Choong Ong
By Wilfred Pilo
ONE of the routes that Rajah James Brooke often took on his horse after meeting his local subjects in Kuching was at...