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‘Rix Rax’ was originally written as a Sarawak war song, but it eventually became a closing hymn for a party. The discussion on ‘Rix Rax’ in the Sarawak Gazette In a letter published to the Sarawak Gazette on Feb 29, 1956, N.S Haile inquired about what he called the ‘Sarawak National Anthem’. Haile
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KajoPicks: 10 South Korean campus romance dramas to watch
If you are looking for South Korean campus romance dramas to watch, here are KajoMag’s suggestions: 1.My ID is Gangnam Beauty (2018) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBwTLwHzV8I The time you spend on your tertiary education is also the perfect time to discover more about yourself. And this drama offers a lot of lessons on self-discovery and
The significance of lucky bamboo during Chinese New Year
First of all, the lucky bamboo is not a bamboo. Despite its name and appearance, this plant that you see being sold during Chinese New Year actually belongs to the Asparagaceae family, the same family as the asparagus. Its scientific name Dracaena sanderiana is named after the German-English gardener Henry Frederick
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5 interesting Sarawak stories as recorded by H. Wilfrid Walker
During the 19th and early 20th century, many European explorers made their way to what they deemed as the "exotic" island of Borneo. Some were looking for wealth while others were seeking knowledge, to be the first one to discover something new. British novelist William Somerset Maugham for instance came to Sarawak
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5 favourite ways Malaysians eat their cornflakes
Malaysians love cornflakes. However, the weird thing is that we do not necessarily enjoy them as breakfast cereal with milk poured on top, but have (improved?) upon this Western breakfast staple with local stylings. Here are five favourite ways Malaysians eat their cornflakes: 1.Cookies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAn7nhsB1CI Even if Malaysian households do not
#KajoPicks: 10 South Korean legal dramas you must watch
If you enjoy a few doses of courtroom dramas, here are 10 Korean legal series for you to check out: 1.While You Were Sleeping (2017) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8--Jj-iA0TY This South Korean legal drama has a dose of fantasy in it. Hong-joo (Bae Suzy) lives with her single mother and helps her run a pork restaurant. She looks
