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What is happening across Sarawak — from Kuching to the highlands, and everywhere the road runs out.

Object Type: parang Museum number: As1988,24.22.a Description: Parang blade made of metal, wood, plastic. Production ethnic group: Made by: Iban Production date: 20thC (mid) Production place: Made in: Baram River District Asia: Southeast Asia: Borneo: Sarawak: Baram River District Excavator/field co

Sarawak takes Best State Pavilion at MAHA 2026, and RM15,000 with it

Muhammad Kashif6 Sept

Thick gray plumes of smoke stream from large numbers of fires scattered across the island of Borneo.

Why a Sarawak peat fire takes eight days to put out

Muhammad Kashif4 Sept

Serian Lake Garden in 2022

Sarawak's air quality table: Lubok Antu 470, Serian 408, and what the bands mean

Muhammad Kashif4 Sept

Samarinda Temindung Airport - WALS, Borneo (Samarinda)

Sarawak's sixteen airfields, and the runway lengths that decide what lands

Muhammad Kashif3 Sept

View of Long Tanid rice fields at the Lun Bawang village of Long Tanid, Sarawak.

Rahmah Madani sales in Sarawak: the 30 per cent band, and the interior problem

Muhammad Kashif3 Sept

Deer Cave Boardwalk, Mulu NP, Sarawak, MALAYSIA

After a Kuching storm: downed lines, fallen trees and who opens the evacuation centre

Muhammad Kashif29 Aug

To the Long House

What Sarawak is building to close the connectivity gap in Limbang and Lawas

Muhammad Kashif28 Aug

Uma Daro is one of the 15 longhouses located in the Sungai Asap resettlement area at Belaga District, Sarawak, Malaysia . The inhabitants of the longhouses were originally displaced natives from the flooded area of Bakun Dam.

How Sarawak's flood warnings work: the rain thresholds, the river bands and who acts

Muhammad Kashif28 Aug

Lambir Hills Bridge

Sarawak's coastal road: sixteen bridges, and what is actually finished

Muhammad Kashif27 Aug

On August 22, 2004, clouds and smoke swirled over the islands that sit between Australia and Asia, at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. Large islands pictured here are Borneo (right), Java (bottom), and Sumatra (left) At top left is the southern tip of

How Sarawak measures haze, and what an API reading actually means

Muhammad Kashif27 Aug

TYT Governor of Sarawak, Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar, and also thr Chancellor of University of Malaysia Sarawak posed for a photograph.

Free tuition, a stipend and RM1,000 at birth: Sarawak's student funding explained

Muhammad Kashif27 Aug

The enormous mouth of Deer Cave seen from the approach boardwalk

Gunung Mulu National Park's Show Caves: Inside Deer Cave and Clearwater Cave

Muhammad Kashif15 Jul