The country's longest-running social reform group celebrates nearly five decades of activism with a poignant reminder that the quest for a more inclusive Malaysia requires both hope and tenacity.

Utusan Sarawak’s decision to end its nearly 80-year era as a printed newspaper is not merely a response to the growing trend ...

Fly home this Aidilfitri to Sarawak at RM328 and to Sabah at RM388 one-waySEPANG, February 27, 2025 -- As the people's ...

Golding's favourite meal on their trip to Sarawak was when they were next to a river and ate freshly caught fish with torch ...

The Malaysia-born British actor reconnected with his Iban heritage when filming No Taste Like Home. Read more at straitstimes ...

Kelantan has recorded the highest rate of drug abuse in Malaysia, with 1,130 cases per 100,000 residents, according to ...

Labour representatives say that Malaysia’s workers are unprepared for the energy transition, with many prioritising economic ...

SEPANG: The Transport Ministry will continue its RM499 ceiling fare subsidy for one-way flight tickets from Peninsular ...

Sarawak needs a skilled and capable workforce to support the operations of its state-owned airline, AirBorneo. Sarawak ...

SARAWAK, Malaysia, February 24, 2025 (ENS) – In a victory for Indigenous communities defending their customary lands, the ...

Indigenous people defending their customary lands on the island of Borneo are celebrating. Samling Timber Malaysia has ...