Noah the movie, was banned by Malaysia. *yawn* What’s new? We are after all living in Malaysia where it seems that (some of) the Muslims get confused easily, and where Islam is supreme over all other religions. I’m not making up points here, it’s very true based on A LOT of articles like this one.
Noah is and was banned Read Post »
I have said that I am more Sarawakian than Malaysian previously, and today, or more accurately, yesterday, I would love to reaffirm my stand on this. Like many of those kids who shift into their child years in the early 90’s, I grew up watching Ultraman (photo above). I remember dad and mom unwilling to
Probably banning Ultraman is a good move Read Post »
So the ‘white hair’ has finally decided to call it day and this would be his last month in office. Frankly speaking, I have never thought I’d see this day coming, for he has held the post since the days I’ve been born. In fact, I could not even name a person who’d be able
Thank you for the good deeds Read Post »
It may seem like the season ended on a low note for some ‘not so loyal’ supporters, but the loyal ones whom have been following the team for years know better. After being relegated in 2012, many threw the towel in for Sarawak FA. Hopes were dashed, and many were certain that the Crocs are
Walk with your heads held high Sarawak Read Post »
Local papers claim that ‘football fever has landed in Sarawak’, and they couldn’t be more right. Almost everywhere people are talking about the game with hopes riding high that Sarawak will make it to the finals in Shah Alam this coming 3rd November. Optimistic fans, like myself have already purchased our flight tickets to Kuala
United behind the Sarawak Crocs Read Post »
As a Sarawakian, I admit that I do take somethings for granted about my state and its people that at some point of life, it takes an outsider, or rather a non-Sarawakian to tell me how special my state is. This was the case when I met with the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching’s (BCCK) Executive
Ramadhan in Sarawak is distinctively special Read Post »
Among the education staff in Malaysia, Pesta Sukan Dan Kebudayaan Perkhidmatan Pelajaran (PSKPP) is not something foreign, but for those not in the service, it’s a definitely something new. The whole concept of PSKPP is about bonding, and what more better a way to create a bond than to go for a competition, although results
Robotics in PSKPP Sarawak 2013 Read Post »
As I sit at the very same kitchen which saw me growing for the past three decades, I heard granny tell my sisters something which made my heart sink. It may not be as significant to some, but for a person who grew up knowing such tradition, or better called ‘ritual’ exist, it was indeed
Gawai: It may not be the same again next year Read Post »
It was evident that after the election results were announced, there was dismay on both sides of the divide. The National Coalition, BN failed to wrest a comfortable 2/3 mandate, and eventually lost more than they gained, while the loose People’s Alliance (PR) failed in their attempt to win Putrajaya. The results was disappointing for
#GE13: Phantom voters, election tactics & ballot boxes in Sarawak Read Post »