Veteran newsman hopes Hawana 2024 will have lasting impact on M'sia's journalism landscape


KUCHING: A veteran newsman hopes that the 2024 National Journalists’ Day (Hawana 2024) celebration slated for May 25 to 27 here will leave a lasting impact on the journalism landscape in the country.

Utusan Sarawak editorial executive advisor Kadir Dikoh said the awareness of the important role of journalists in nation-building should not only be confined during the celebration period but should also leave a permanent mark on the profession.

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