Ah Hai offers tasty Sri Aman noodle favourites to Kuchingites
Kenyalang Portraits
THE savoury Satay Noodles and Fried Ginger Noodles are the two signature dishes of mee seller ‘Ah Hai’, a Teochew from Sri...
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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Miniature Spiderman charms the crowd at Kuching Waterfront
By Lian Cheng and Wilfred Pilo
KUCHING, Nov 18: If you see a plumpish, diminutive Spiderman hanging out at Kuching Waterfront during weekends, that would...
Mohammad Saiful and his mother hope to make it big in the food business
By Wilfred Pilo
INCULCATING the spirit of `mencari rezeki’ (making a living), Azizah Abdullah, the industrious mother of three boys, used her 10 feet by 6...
`Wa! Journey’ co-host Kho thinks Japan is ‘kakkoii’
Kenyalang Portraits
By Georgette Tan
All photos courtesy of Andy Kho
ONE could say that Kuching-born photographer Andy Kho was made to co-host a travel show on Japan...
Electric bus marks new milestone in Sarawak transportation history
By Wilfred Pilo and Karen Bong
KUCHING’S first electric bus service made its debut today (March 1), marking one step closer to Sarawak’s vision of...
Sweet success for pineapple farmers in Bario
By Nancy Nais
BARIO, Feb 5: “If fear is keeping you from taking your business to the next level, then you are allowing fear to...
Ting has a thing for McD since his student days
By Wilfred Pilo
KUCHING, Nov 18: McDonald’s Restaurant franchisee Roger Ting is still in seventh heaven. On Sept 21, he won ‘The Emerging International Franchisee...
Experience a delightful street art-sy tour of `inner’ Kuching city
By Karen Bong and Lian Cheng
KUCHING, Feb 6: Elaborate wall murals, creative urban graffiti and street arts of all sizes and styles are bringing...
K9 handlers and their dogs (Part 1)
Mood swings and fire investigation
By Nancy Nais
AS SURPRISING AS IT MAY SEEM, dogs don’t actually get excited 365 days a year. They apparently have mood swings...
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