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Tourism Minister Calls for Celebration of Malaysia’s Culinary Diversity and Unity
22 January 2026 KUALA LUMPUR: Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Datuk Tiong King Sing has emphasised that Malaysian cuisine offers more than just flavour, saying it reflects the nation’s rich cultural identity and heritage. Speaking at the launch of the Rasa Malaysia campaign on Tuesday in collaboration with renowned brand Oriental Kopi, Tiong said tourists experience Malaysia not only through its food, but also through the cultural values embedded in each dish. He noted
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New Committee to Assess State Public-Private Partnership and Concession Projects
21 January 2026 KOTA KINABALU: The State Cabinet has endorsed the establishment of the State Public-Private Partnership and Concession Project Management Committee, Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Hajiji Noor announced today. Hajiji said the new committee will replace the State Privatisation Committee, which was formed in 1991. “The new committee will assess three categories of projects, unlike the previous committee, which only evaluated projects from a privatisation per
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Focus must be on MA63 implementation
21 January 2026 KOTA KINABALU: President of Parti Maju Sabah (SAPP), Datuk Yong Teck Lee, has emphasised that the struggle for the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) has achieved a significant victory as its status is now finalised and no longer open to dispute. He called for full attention to be given to the implementation aspect by the Federal Government and the Sabah State Government. He stated that after more than 16 years of consistent advocacy for MA63, including through va
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Sabahan Band Tuni Sundatang to Launch Debut EP Celebrating Indigenous Heritage
21 January 2026 KOTA KINABALU: The award-winning Sabahan band Tuni Sundatang is set to officially launch their highly anticipated debut EP, Alunan dari Tanah Tinggi (“Echoes from the Highlands”), on 30 January 2026 at 7pm. The event will take place at Ruang Tamu Ekosistem, Alamesra, Kota Kinabalu. Inspired by their native Ranau highlands, the EP is more than a collection of songs; it serves as a cultural archive. It features traditional instruments such as the sundatang and t
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Birkin Hotel Celebrates Chinese New Year, Ramadan 2026 with Festive Buffets
21 January 2026 MALACCA: Birkin International Hotel is preparing to welcome 2026 with two grand festive dining celebrations, featuring a vibrant Chinese New Year Buffet Dinner and the highly anticipated "Gulai Kawah Tradisi" Ramadan Buffet. These events are designed to bring families, friends, and colleagues together, showcasing the hotel’s dedication to honouring cultural traditions through exceptional cuisine and warm hospitality. In honour of Chinese New Year 2026, guests
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Sedco to Shut or Buy Out Loss-Making Subsidiaries After One Year
21 January 2026 KOTA KINABALU: Subsidiaries under the Sedco Group that fail to turn a profit within one year will face either closure or a management buyout, said its Chairman, Datuk Masiung Banah, signalling a firm push for stronger governance and accountability across the group. Masiung said continuing to support loss-making companies that burden the parent organisation would be counterproductive. “If we continue to defend companies that are making losses and weighing down
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Sail Malaysia Rally 2026 to Showcase Sabah’s Community Tourism
21 January 2026 KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s community-based tourism (CoBT) will be prominently featured during the Sail Malaysia Passage to the East Yacht Rally 2026, underscoring growing international interest in authentic, community-led travel experiences. The focus on CoBT was highlighted during a briefing by Sail Malaysia Managing Director Sazli Kamal Basha to Assistant Minister to the Chief Minister and Sabah Tourism Board (STB) Chairman Datuk Joniston Bangkuai on Tuesday (20
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An Authentic Cultural Venue for Inspired Meetings and Events
21 January 2026 TUARAN: Pogun Tokou sited at Shangri-La Rasa Ria,Tuaran, could well be a mini village with three houses of different architecture built on a piece of land. Upon first sight, one could envision people in the days of yore, going about their business or young warriors coming home from the hunt. Perhaps women coming home from a day at the paddy fields or foraging for edible plants in the jungle. However it is actually sited on a flat land facing the sea, with youn
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