One of the worst things when it comes to the atrocities of war is not knowing the fate of your loved ones who went missing. When people went missing during wartime, it became logical to presume they were dead. However, without physical evidence, one may never know the circumstances surrounding their deaths. When
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Rev Aloysius Hopfgartner, founder of Sacred Heart School Sibu
Frank Marryat, the man who gave us the early drawings of Borneo
There were many adventurers who came to Borneo during the 19th century. While most of them jotted down their experiences in writing, only a few talented ones managed to capture it in drawings. One of them was Frank Marryat (1826-1855), an English sailor, author and artist. His father, Captain Frederick Marryat was
The trial of Japanese general Masao Baba for the Sandakan Death Marches
James Brooke’s role in the Battle of Marudu Bay 1845
#KajoAsks: UINAH Ginger Beer, the beer that won’t get you drunk
With just 1.1% alcohol content, UINAH Ginger Beer does not qualify as an alcoholic beverage, according to the Non-Alcoholic Beverages regulations 362 to 384, 386 and 386A under the Food Regulations 1985. So, this beverage is the perfect drink to be enjoyed in copious amounts especially now when the weather's slightly
#KajoAsks: Ropuhan Di Tanak Wagu, the online cooking class for those who struggle in the kitchen
When it comes to cooking traditional dishes, for most millennials, the struggle is real. From struggling to identify the right ingredients and cooking traditional dishes a certain way, when cooking in the kitchen, there seems to be a lot going on when preparing food. But for Sabahan Pison Jaujip, it is
KajoAsks: Pops and Pints, your not-so-typical everyday ice-cream
Four covert operations by Z Special Unit in Borneo during WWII
The legend of seven brothers and the Kinabatangan cave
Today, Kinabatangan is the capital of Kinabatangan district in Sabah’s Sandakan Division. But many generations ago, there was a cave in this area that mythical princesses called home. British explorer Frank Hatton recorded many legends and stories when he came to North Borneo (Sabah) working as a geologist.