Sabah Essays

  • Land Area In Malaysia Essay

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    district of Serian in Sarawak. Tanjung Piai on the southern tip of Johor is the southernmost point in Peninsular, and thus of the whole of continental Eurasia.[17][18] The easternmost point is found on the tip of Dent Peninsular in Lahad Datu district in Sabah. The northernmost point is found on the northern tip of Banggi Island. The westernmost point is found on the western tip of Pulau Langkawi in Kedah.

  • Indigenous people

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    BAJAU. Second place after the Kadazan – Dusun is the Bajau community, which is the second largest and are mostly found in areas from Kota Kinabalu to Kota Belud and also some around the Semporna area. Originally, most of them are sea fearers as they are projected to be very brave and the West Coast Bajau community are now farmers and cattle breeders. They are also said to have migrated from Phillipines and most of them are Malays (Izzul 2012). For the most part, they are sustained completely by the

  • Sabah Case Study

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    Sabah is the poorest state in Malaysia, and a large percentage of the local population do not earn much. Sabah has a minimum wage of RM800 which may leave the individual with any disposable income as they would have to use the income for necessities. For example, in Kota Kinabalu, an individual would need to earn a minimum of RM2500 a month to survive. However, over half the town’s population earn less that that with the people living in the surrounding rural area earning only a third of the town’s

  • Vanishing Wildlife: A Crisis in Sabah, Malaysia

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    Sabah wildlife is in trouble. Many of the animals found in Sabah, Malaysia Borneo exits no where else on earth. It is mostly because of the local hunting culture and illegal wildlife activities. Indigenous people have been hunting for generations. Only 100 years ago, Bornean Headhunters were still in action. Already this year we lost two species of rhinoceros in the world. The West African Black Rhino, and Javan Rhino of Vietnam (source: The Atlantic Wire). There are no Sumatran rhinos left in the

  • Sheikh Jabber Al Sabah Research Paper

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    favor for a parson. You see it nothing, but it is more valuable than you think. In this essay I will write about a hero made big changes in Kuwait and saved many people’s lives from danger. The hero is Sheikh Jabber Al-Ahmed Jabber Al-Sabah. Sheikh Jabber Al-Sabah was the president of Kuwait. He was educated at Al-Mubarakiya School, Al Ahmadiya School then awarded him an honorary doctorate from the University of Japan, on October 14, 1965. That’s meant he reserved the certificate without being taught

  • A Piece of Art from the Al-Sabah Collection Presented at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Texas

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    A piece of art is analyzed by the viewer which is presented at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston Texas. This particular piece is displayed in the Al-Sabah Collection, Kuwait. The item number is Inv. no. LNS 106 MS. The title provided by the museum informs the viewer that, this is a 17th century album page from Mughal dominions, India; which is made with Ink, colors, and gold on a paper. The painter used these materials and the overall theme of the art work to convey the message to the viewer that

  • The History And History Timeline Of Kuwait

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    History Timeline of Kuwait 1899 – Fearing direct rule from Turkey, Sheikh Mubarak strikes a deal with Britain and Kuwait becomes a protectorate. Britain provides naval protection in return for Kuwait allowing London to control its foreign issues. 1937 - A lot of oil is discovered by the US-British Kuwait Oil Company. 1951 - Major public-works programme begins; Kuwait's infrastructure is transformed, residents enjoy a high standard of living. 1961 - June - Kuwait becomes independent with the end of

  • Characteristics Of Proboscis Monkey

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    PROBOSCIS MONKEY IN BORNEO Two of the most intriguing primates on the primate-rich island of Borneo are the proboscis monkey Nasalis larvatus and the orangutan Pongo pygmeus (Tisdell & Nantha, 2007). The proboscis monkey is restricted to Borneo whereas the orangutan occurs both in Borneo and in Sumatra. The proboscis monkey is classified under the one of the largest and most diverse primate families distributed throughout Africa and Asia (Sha, Matsuda & Bernard, 2011), family Cercopithecidae

  • Stateless Children In The Al-Jazeera's Documentary Review

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    child is a person who is below 18 years old and their welfare need to be protected. The National Policy for Children also emphasize on the basic needs for children such as education, healthcare and protection. In Malaysia, the stateless children in Sabah where their life were terrible. Adding on, they need to hide with their family from authorities and they do not live in safe environment where it contradict from the statement that “all children have a right to live in a safe environment” (Janson &

  • Anxiety In Everyday Life

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    Anxiety is part of life. Everyone will experience anxiety from time to time in their life. Anxiety may seem common human experience but explanation towards anxiety is quite difficult. As anxiety is human emotion, the experiences may differ from one person to another person but the symptoms are same. Furthermore, anxiety is produced by multiple causes. It is expressed by a diverse set of symptoms. These symptoms include physical, emotional, behavioral, and cognitive components. For example, there

  • Monarchy Essay

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    Map was used to find the route or location; later on it changes into many different types, for example- country boundary, population, climate, bomb range, etc. “Humans have created maps depicting their physical world since the Paleolithic Era. Approximately 25,000 years ago, Paleolithic hunter-gathers in present-day Czech Republic drew a map of local rivers and hills on a cave wall,” (Hyder 1). Map is very useful to locate something or know something about the world. In the map above shows the remaining

  • The Devastating Effects of Uncontrolled Deforestation in Malaysia

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    According to Wikipedia (2008), deforestation can be defined as the removal of a forest or stand of trees where there is land. According to the data from the United Nations (2006), Malaysia’s rate of deforestation is accelerating faster than that of any other tropical country in the world. There are countless causes and effects of deforestation on nature and its wildlife and it is essential to determine ways to overcome uncontrolled deforestation. Due to the failure of the Malaysian government in

  • The Importance Of The Kadazandusun Festival: Kaamataan

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    Kadazan-Dusun Cultural Association (KDCA) has been attracting thousands of locals as well as tourist from around the world to witness the grand of Kaamatan Harvest Festival in Sabah. Guests will be welcome by songs, dances and of course tasty local foods. These not only show the enthusiastic of Malaysian and also promoting the specialty of Malaysia to other country, so more and more foreign tourists will visit Malaysia for our

  • Primates: Evolution, Habitat, and Diversity

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    1.1 Study Background Primate (Latin: "prime, first rank"), which includes prosimians and simians ( Goodman, Tagle, Fitch, Bailey, Czelusniak ,and Koop ,1990). Primates are descendent that emerge from their predecessor that lived in the trees of tropical forests; A lot of primate features shows how they adapt to survive in this demanding habitat.Majority of the primate species are pertain to trees. Besides humans, who occupy each continent, majority primates live in tropical regions of the Africa

  • Kuwait Essay

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    Kuwait, also known as The State of Kuwait, is a small country that grabbed the attention of the world shortly after World War II because of its vast oil revenues. Sitting in the middle of trade routes from Europe to Africa and Asia, its geography and geology have shaped its development as a nation. Kuwait is located on the northeast coast of the Arabian Peninsula. It has an area of 6,880 sq. miles that is comparable to the size of the state of New Jersey. The country includes nine islands and

  • Two Types Of Written Law And Unwritten Law In Malaysia

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    ). In Sabah and Sarawak, the courts only will apply the common law of England with statutes of general application as administered or enforced in England on the 1st December 1951 and 12th days of December 1949 respectively (Kozuka, n.d.). However, English commercial law also applies in Malaysia under section 5(1) of the Civil Law Act 1956 that the principles of English commercial law as they stood on 7th April 1956 shall be applicable in Peninsular Malaysia except for Penang, Malacca, Sabah and Sarawak

  • Graphic Design Admission Essay

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    Don’t you love grocery shopping? Personally, I am highly obsessed about it, visually addicted towards the packaging of the product especially during festive season where there is limitless creativity of the packaging. It’s a passion until now I am still discovering new things, getting excited and inspired by the most ordinary of things, whether or not it be the design of a clothes tag, a window display, exhibition ticket or even the shapes and lines of a sneaker. It is my way of life to experiment

  • The Importance Of Coleoptera

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    1.0 INTRODUCTION Coleoptera is the largest group of insects in the world (Triplehorn & Johnson, 2005; Hill & Abang, 2010). The order Coleoptera is commonly used to describe the terrestrial habitats, mainly in the tropical forest (Erwin, 1982; Hammond, 1990; Stork, 1991; Chung, 2004). According to Hill & Abang (2010), 2, 000 species of beetles had been collected in Sarawak and most of them were from the families Cerambycidae and Chrysomelidae. Beetles are also known as the most successful insects

  • Advantages And Benefits Of Customer Service In Malaysia

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    we want at a reasonable price. Malaysia is a newly industrialized country experiencing economic improvement and has expanded rapidly in the 20th century. Sabah is one of the country's largest tourism in Malaysia. Hospitality industry was booming in Malaysia industries. As we know hospitality industry like hotel and restaurant is important in Sabah. This

  • The Bajau: Sea Gypsy, Seafaring People In Malaysia

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    — preferring to simply flee from potential attack. They come ashore only to bury the deceased and to live temporarily while making their boats. Others began living entirely on land 200 years ago. Many of them are found in Malaysia's eastern state, Sabah,