IPOH, May 27 — After three years of celebrating National Journalists’ Day (Hawana) in Peninsular Malaysia, media practitioners from Sarawak expressed hope to bring the...
IPOH, May 27 — After three years of celebrating National Journalists’ Day in Peninsular Malaysia, media practitioners from Sarawak expressed hope to bring the momentum of excitement to the state next year.
Hawana was first held on April 11, 2018, at the Matrade Exhibition and Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, with the theme ‘The second celebration was held in Melaka last year with the theme ‘Suara Jelata, Aspirasi Negara’ while the third edition this year is celebrated here, with the theme ‘Media Bebas, Tunjang Demokrasi’ .
In addition, Nur Atiqah said that there are about 300 journalists from 15 media organisations in Sarawak, maintaining the use of ethnic languages such as Iban in newspapers and broadcasting.
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