Following a recent conversation with her son, our Kuching-based columnist says it is high time to introduce sex education in schools as children must also be taught about self-worth and mutual respect.
Author: Rita Jong
Rita was a reporter for 15 years and now prefers to resign herself from the chaos. She tends to two young boys and hopes everyday that she doesn't lose her mind from exhaustion. Will work for coffee.
A time to cherish gift of family
Whilst reunion dinners are nothing but pandemonium and always a hotbed for great food, the main draw of such annual events is usually the company where you get to see long lost family members whom you would normally connect only via social media.
‘Tis the season for giving
Volunteerism can be tiring and demanding at times, but at the end of the day, it makes you feel better for being able to help those in need.
The importance of nurturing creativity
Children deserve to spend time outdoors or participate in creative play with the most basic things like rocks or even cardboard boxes.
Beyond gratitude
Simple gestures like please or thank you seem to be alien in today’s world. But for Kuching-based Jacqueline Chang and Lewis Fong, their act of giving has touched many – all in the name of gratitude.
Day of significance for East Malaysians
Malaysians can learn a lot from their Sabahan and Sarawakian friends.
Farewell, Father Meehan
Sarawak Catholic community continues to mourn passing of much loved Rev Father James Meehan who was one of remaining two Mill Hill priests in Kuching.
Hijab-wearing pole dancer defies labels
Munira Mohd Yusoff is right up there when it comes to challenging labels in our society. The hijab-donning 42-year-old loves pole dancing which she says has made her physically and mentally stronger.
See you in court, #$@%&*!!!
Shouts of profanities by family members of the accused, threats, being spat at and black magic at the court compound – nothing surprises the writer anymore.