Dancing for diversity


United movement: (From left) Steffi Ann Tabari, Louis Uding and Nancy Puyang are part of the Warisan Borneo Dancers. — ART CHEN/The Star

A group of Sabah and Sarawak youths in Klang Valley are spreading awareness of their unique cultural heritage.

Malaysia Day is a time when the country celebrates its rich cultural diversity.

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