Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Sunday he was confident that a dispute between energy company Petronas, owned by the federal government, and Petros, owned by the state of Sarawak ...

Sape is often compared to 19th-century European dandyism, a 19th-century fashion trend that emerged in England for men who aspired to refinement and elegance.

Malaysia’s Sarawak state will acquire a sister company of national carrier Malaysia Airlines, its latest move to boost ownership of strategic assets as it pushes for greater autonomy.

The sape is a guitar-like traditional stringed instrument from Sarawak. Now a professional player, the 38-year-old said her love for the sape bloomed in 2012, during the final-year project for her ...

pic-4 “I hope more young people will learn and appreciate the sape, not just by playing it but by truly mastering its unique characteristics,” said Munirih, who also founded Talent Fluent Enterprise ...

Malaysian state energy firm Petroliam Nasional Berhad (Petronas) will retain its national authority over oil and gas even as Petroleum Sarawak Berhad (Petros) takes control of gas distribution in ...

For eco-conscious travellers, Sarawak offers a range of activities, from eco-sports like rafting and kayaking near the city, to the rural village track XTERRA Sarawak Borneo Trail Run and electric ...

The plan dovetails with the Borneo state’s ambition to produce 15,000MW of green energy annually by 2035 for domestic and overseas use. Sarawak’s electricity output was 5,745MW in 2023.

Sarawak lost an estimated 85,100 hectares (210,290 acres) of forest in 2023 alone, according to Global Forest Watch satellite data, with the state shedding about 423,500 hectares (1.04 million ...

Sarawak has advanced rapidly since four of its parties pulled out of the once-dominant Barisan Nasional (BN) after the coalition’s unprecedented defeat at the 2018 General Election.

FUTURE PLANS FOR SARAWAK Mr Abang Jo’s plans for Sarawak in digital economy, renewable energy, and regional institutionalisation looks markedly different from Taib Mahmud’s 33-year rule.