AQUASCAPE’S history-making public “mermaid” show in Sabah last Friday night proved to be a hit – sold out! Dubbed “Magical Mermaid Show”, four Padi certified divers – Xu Ying, Angie Hedger, Joanne Lee and Maggie Foh, entered the fresh water aquarium in free flowing flapper style exactly as centuries-old folklores have described it – like aquatic creatures with female human bodies but tail of a fish.       .

BUKIT Ruhiang, also known as Bukit Perahu and located in Kg Ruhiang, Tamparuli, is now more cheerful and is once again a popular place for locals to spend their leisure time.

FOUR whale sharks between 13ft and 20ft long swam into Gaya Island waters over the last three weeks, just 10 minutes from Sabah’s Capital City and stayed around for four weeks.

SABAH, the nation’s top palm oil producer, may also become the top coconut producing State with a range of coconut-based products from coconut water to coconut cooking cream found in supermarket shelves nationally and abroad.

THE following is an interview Daily Express had with Kenneth and Dr Joanne after Saturday night’s recital.

THE live Flute & Piano recital featuring Kenneth Chia and Dr Joanne Chang attracted a stronger crowd than anticipated, organisers said.

Kota Kinabalu: Riding motorcycles equipped with strong tyres that grip mud and river  stones is not new to teachers of Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Terian, Penampang.

IN spite of tourism still reeling from the effects of the pandemic, Sabah Tea Resort remains undeterred to develop its vision as a destination for ecotourism and sustainable tourism.

EAST Sabah is a remote and sparsely populated peninsula, still covered in large areas by protected lowland forest and mangrove swamp. It is home to many endemic and endangered species, but their habitats and migration routes have become increasingly fragmented as oil palm plantations have spread.

NATURE sets the best standard in beauty and harmony. There is not one iota of doubt that Mt Kinabalu vibrates that epic standard of natural attraction that UK folks find irressitible. British Army man Ross Worthington believes that.