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COMMENT | Urging Sarawak govt to resolve rural community issues - Vimarsana News

COMMENT | Urging Sarawak govt to resolve rural community issues

'To this day, communities still can't access basic services.'

Education outreach aims to empower primary schoolkids in Mulu in STEM - Vimarsana News

Education outreach aims to empower primary schoolkids in Mulu in STEM

MIRI (Sept 20): The ‘Program Jalinan Mesra Pribumi’, a meaningful educational outreach programme for primary school pupils, was carried out in Mulu recently. Held at SK Bungan, the programme was jointly run by the Teachers Education Institute (IPG) Sarawak Campus’ Indigenous Pedagogical Excellenc

Sg Tutoh Kiput community to get long-awaited new longhouse on flood-free site - Vimarsana News

Sg Tutoh Kiput community to get long-awaited new longhouse on flood-free site

MIRI (Sept 16): The long-awaited dream of the Kiput community in Sungai Tutoh, Baram to build a new longhouse on a flood-free site will be realised soon. The project for the new longhouse named Kampung Kiput in Tebuing was launched here last night. Deputy Minister in the Premier's Department (

Two Kayan longhouses in Apoh Baram inundated by flood - Vimarsana News

Two Kayan longhouses in Apoh Baram inundated by flood

MIRI (July 14): More than 1,000 residents from two Kayan longhouses in Apoh Baram were inundated by flood today, with Long Panai being the latest to be affected. However, according to the Marudi Fire and Rescue (Bomba) chief Maureen Sim, no evacuation had been initiated as at 4pm. "The water l

The story of a Sarawakian ex-civil servant named Pahang - Vimarsana News

The story of a Sarawakian ex-civil servant named Pahang

THE slim, tall man walked towards the coffee house, oozing with confidence – the kind that came from 33 years in the civil service. Nonetheless, Richard Pahang Lah was very cheerful, which made him look decades younger than his age of 85. Hailing from Long Miri, a rural area about a five-hour