MOST Sabahans will not fancy a plate of stir fried crocodile meat. To some there is no reason why crocodiles, particularly the saltwater “buaya tembaga”, should not end up on restaurant menus.

IN anticipation of the Harvest Festival, many households in Penampang are busy making traditional drinks such as Montoku, Tapai, Talak, Lihing and the likes.

IT is said that the human brain loves good story telling. Maybe it’s the power of story telling that has shaped UAE’s youngest writer award winner – eight-year-old Huzaifa Ali of Dubai.

CAPTURE the simplicity of children, before it is lost to adulthood. Who said that? None other than renowned best-selling Indian author cum billionaire, Sudha Murthy, 72, wife of global software tycoon – Narayana Murthy, with whom she co-founded tech giant Infosys.

FIRST time to set foot in the Middle East to cover The Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival 2023 in the United Arab Emirates, proved to be an entertaining and positive experience.   Nowhere else have I seen such a glut of diverse 1,658 workshops and educational activities and a convergence of 68 distinguished guests for 21 countries cover 12 days designed to foster the love and spread the joy of reading & books, attract and hone their interest.

ALTHOUGH featuring mostly jungle products and vintage items, Tamu Kota Belud on Sundays continues to attract crowds. At times foreign tourists can be also spotted buying these items.

TAS INSTITUTE of Oil & Gas hailed the day in 2011 when dozens of its pioneer Advanced BTEC (Business Technology Education Council) Diploma grads were snapped up by Shell in one fell swoop, thanks to a concerted investment to raise skills capacity of local.  .

DONNING a Dusun Lotud traditional garb and waving her hands like an Unduk Ngadau was an unforgettable experience for a 33-year-old Kenyan who is currently imprisoned for drug trafficking.

SABAH’S iconic wildlife was a selling-point at the ITB Berlin 2023, catching the eye of international tourists and visitors who thronged the world’s largest travel trade show.

KENINGAU: Thanks to her perseverance, Hervernie Kamijan is able to earn up to RM50,000 per month through her undertaker business.