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on April 05, 2015

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Tun Temenggung Jugah Anak Barieng

Tun Temenggung Jugah Anak Barieng Tun Temenggong Jugah Anak Barieng or Tun Jugah (1903 – July 1981) was a Malaysian politician of Iban descent from the state of Sarawak. He was the first Sarawakian Minister in the Malaysian Federal Parliament. He played a fundamental role in bringing the state of Sarawak into the Federation of Malaysia in 22 July 1963 . He was a member and president of the United Traditional Bumiputera Party until his death in 1981 Jugah in the words of Tun Abdul Rahman Ya’kub, former Chief Minister of Sarawak and Governor of Sarawak, ‘ was a bridge between Sarawak and Malaya.’ He was a major figure and factor in the entry of Sarawak -and the Iban- into Malaysia. Vinson H Sutlive Jr in his book ‘Tun Jugah Of Sarawak: Colonialisme and Iban Response’ revealed Jugah’s very own philosophy, ‘Give life to yourself first. Once your foundation is solid, then you can talk and act.’ (Idup ka nyawa dulu. Udah urat tegap, baru kitai ulih bejaku) . Thus,

AKTIVITI BERAKIT (EKSPEDISI)

LatarbelakangAktiviti 1.1 Tempat : 1.2 Peserta : 40 orang 1.3 Masa : 5 jam 1.4 Personel : Ketua Jurulatih – 1 orang KetuaAktiviti – 1 orang Jurulatih – 4 orang PembantuJurulatih – 4 orang Peyelamat – 1 pasukan Juru Mudi Bot – 1 orang 1.5 Peralatan : Rakit – 5 rakit Pendayung – 40 bilah Jaket Keselamatan – 52 helai Bot Penyelamat – 1 buah Mini first aid – 1 set Rescue ring – 2 un

Story about kg sadir

Introduction Easily one of the more accessible village that we have collaborated with. Kampung Sadir has a road that leads straight to its insides. Internally known as the Waterfall Extravaganza, Kampung Sadir is famous for its accessible waterfalls and scenery that will not fail to bring visitors closer to mother nature than they have ever been. Oh did we mention that there is a total of seven waterfalls around the village? Where it all started? The inhabitants of Kampung Sidos (the old name for Kampung Sadir) originally came from west Kalimantan, Indonesia more than 10 generations ago. They have settled in Kampung Sidos and built a longhouse as well as a Panggah , the ceremonial house, there. Then, a small group of people came from the Biannah movement and they too settled there. However, both the longhouses and ceremonial houses were dismantled in the 1970s. In the 1960s, a primary school was built in Seranyang, right in between Kampung Sadir and Kampung Semuti. It was then

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