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Cyril Dason is a content creator and educator based in Kuching, Sarawak with over 15 years in content creation experience.
His followers come from around the world but are largely concentrated to Malaysia, with most of them residing in both Sabah and Sarawak.
Other than Blog.CyrilDason.com, he owns several niche blogs such as SarawakCrocs.com (Football) and KuchingBorneo.info (Travel). He is also well established on Instagram, Twitter and Youtube.
A few days ago, Deputy Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Zahidi Zainul Abidin claimed that Veveonah Mosibin, a Universiti Malaysia Sabah student, was merely a Youtuber trying to gain more views on Youtube. He claimed that based on ‘investigations’, Veveonah wasn’t taking an exam, and urged everyone not to be easily deceived. His claims made
‘Tree Girl’ Veveonah made one point clear to me Read Post »
With everyone scrambling to curb the spread of Covid-19, governments have been quick to introduce Covid-19 tracing apps to help track down close contacts to those infected. Malaysia and Sarawak have both been fast in tracing down those infected by Covid-19, and apps were introduced by local governments to help ease tracking of close contacts
There’s too many Covid-19 tracing apps in Malaysia Read Post »
I’m sure by now you are feeling the Effects of the MCO. It’s day whatever it is of the Sarawak Movement Control Order (MCO) here in Kuching, and there’s talk that soon the MCO wil be relaxed to the CMCO, which means Conditional Movement Control Order. The reason why I call it the Sarawak Movement
Effects of the MCO Read Post »
The Malaysian government recently declared that only the ‘Head of the family’ can go out to buy essentials. The order, made to further restrict movements of Malaysians during the Movement Control Order (MCO), is part of the governments effort to curb the spread of COVID19. Knowing who is the head of the family is therefore
Head of the family and shopping Read Post »
The Sarawak COVID19 lock-down started yesterday, 18 Mac 2020, and it is expected to end on 31st March 2020. It is the first time Sarawak, as well as Malaysia, would be on a partial lock-down since I can remember. During this Sarawak COVID19 lock-down, the public is urged to stay at home and refrain from
Things I’ll do during the Sarawak COVID19 lock-down Read Post »
As I put on this fake Malaysian jersey I got from a friend during my 30th birthday, a feeling of irony swarmed me. Here I am wearing a Malaysian jersey that’s fake, while at the same time feeling shortchanged that I am Malaysian. I am quite sure many of us Sarawakians feel the same way.
Pushing Sarawak ahead of Malaysia Read Post »
I am now a proud owner of the Samsung Galaxy Note9 smartphone. If you read the review of this smartphone, you’d understand that the Note9 has always been in my radar. READ THE SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE9 REVIEW What a lot of people are questioning is my sudden switch from the Huawei P20 Pro (which I
Why did I choose the Samsung Galaxy Note9? Read Post »
The battle between GST vs SST is real. Up to this day when this post is made, people are still arguing and debating about it. GST stands for Goods and Services Tax while SST stands for Sales and Service Tax. You need not to be part of any political divide to have an opinion on
GST vs SST : Which is better, WHY? Read Post »
There is word going around that Guru kena guna pakaian seragam. Now, I purposely used Bahasa Malaysia there so that I get some nice hits on such searches. According to rumors, Tun Mahathir himself was the one who coined the idea, to have “Guru kena guna pakaian seragam”. I can’t however find the link that
Guru kena guna pakaian seragam Read Post »