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PBDS voices concern over inclusion of wakaf in Sarawak Land Code

Sarawak's Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak (PBDS) expresses concern over the inclusion of 'wakaf' (Islamic endowment) provisions in the Sarawak Land Code. They fear a dual land ownership system complicating administration and property rights, particularly for diverse communities. While respecting religious freedom, PBDS emphasizes preserving Sarawak's unique identity, worried that incorporating wakaf laws into civil land legislation could create perceptions of religious favoritism and disrupt the balance of religious and cultural diversity. For Dayaks, land holds cultural significance beyond economic value, and a parallel religious land system raises concerns about impartiality.

Sarawak to launch revamped Tribe Legacy campaign at IMEX Frankfurt 2025

CanRoll 2025: Sarawak’s first extreme sports fest to hit Kuching Waterfront this May 23

CanRoll 2025, Sarawak's first extreme sports festival, takes place in Kuching Waterfront from May 23-25. Featuring skateboarding, rollerblading, BMX, and jet skiing, the festival offers an adrenaline-pumping experience for thrill-seekers and the youth community. Organized by Canard Group with government support, CanRoll aims to celebrate active lifestyles and unite local and international talent. Beyond sports, the festival includes community activities, food stalls, and live music performances. 48 athletes globally, including notable names like Gavin Jordan Nuek and JeanMarc Johannes, are participating.

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From Java to Makkah on foot: Miri welcomes peace walker Munawir

Muhammad Munawir, on a six-month peace walk from Indonesia to Makkah and Palestine, received a warm welcome in Miri, Malaysia. His journey, promoting unity and solidarity among Muslims, has already taken him across Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei. Local associations and community members greeted him, inspired by his dedication. Munawir plans to fly to Johor next, and his mission is expected to attract international support.

From EVs to bubble tea: How Chinese brands are reshaping Malaysian lifestyles

Chinese brands have become increasingly prevalent in Malaysia, dominating sectors like smartphones, EVs, and fast fashion. Brands like Xiaomi, BYD, Huawei, Shein, and Mixue are leading market trends with affordable, high-performance products. Xiaomi's tech ecosystem, BYD's EVs, and Shein's trendy clothing are gaining significant traction among Malaysian consumers, challenging established global brands.

High-voltage mission: Young recruits power UK’s green energy shift as thousands needed for grid overhaul

The UK's National Grid is undergoing a major overhaul to accommodate the growing renewable energy sector. The company is investing billions to upgrade its infrastructure, including new pylons and cables, to connect wind and solar power sites. This transformation is creating new job opportunities, exemplified by young apprentices like Becky Hodgson, who is training to work on overhead lines. While the transition is exciting, it also faces challenges, such as local opposition to new pylon installations.

South Korea vote: Who will lead Asia’s fourth-largest economy through Trump-era trade tensions?

South Korea's presidential election on June 3rd will be crucial in navigating trade relations with the US under the Biden administration. Two main contenders, Lee Jae-myung and Kim Moon-soo, offer distinct economic approaches. Lee, dubbed "South Korea's Bernie Sanders," prioritizes economic growth through measures like direct cash payments, while Kim emphasizes a pro-business stance. The election's outcome will significantly impact South Korea's economic policy and its relationship with both the US and China.

‘Fusterlandia’: Cuban artist turns quiet fishing town into mosaic wonderland

Cuban artist Jose Fuster has transformed the fishing village of Jaimanitas into an open-air art gallery nicknamed "Fusterlandia." Starting in 1994 by decorating his own home with mosaics, Fuster's vibrant, naive art now adorns buildings, walls, and even bus stops throughout the town. Attracting thousands of weekly visitors, Fusterlandia showcases Fuster's colorful depictions of palms, animals, and local life, inspired by artists like Picasso and Brancusi. Fuster funds his project through art sales, continuing to expand his unique vision.

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