UNESCO-ICCROM Asian Academy for Heritage Management ACCEPTS ALLAN DUMBONG AS NEW MEMBER
Posted by KDCA Web Admin in Press on 25. Jul, 2006 | Comments Off
Mr Allan G Dumbong, a Central Committee Member, and Chairman of the Kadazandusun Youth Development Movement in KDCA has been accepted as a member of the UNESCO-ICCROM Asian Academy for Heritage Management . The Asian Academy for Heritage Management is a network of institutions throughout Asia and the Pacific offering professional training in the field [...]
Political figures to sing together for a good cause
Posted by Allan Dumbong in KDCA News, Press on 28. May, 2005 | Comments Off
They may be politically at odds, but tomorrow night, leaders of the various Kadazandusun-based parties in Sabah will come together to sing three folk songs for a good cause.
Sabah Harvest Festival Dances Set To Mesmerise
Posted by Allan Dumbong in KDCA News, Press on 28. May, 2005 | Comments Off
Traditional musical and dance presentation by seven of Sabah’s minority groups are set to mesmerise the audience at the two-day state Harvest Festival (“Pesta Kaamatan”) to be staged at the Hongkod Koisaan building in Penampang here on Monday. The seven chosen groups –the Bonggi from the island of Banggi, the Kimaragang from Kota Marudu, the [...]
Count us out
Posted by Allan Dumbong in KDCA News, Press on 28. May, 2005 | Comments Off
The Federation of Rumpun Momogun Organisations Sabah, an umbrella body formed by KDM-based voluntary and cultural organisations last year, will have to do without the Kadazandusun Cultural Association (KDCA). KDCA President Datuk Joseph Pairin Kitingan has indicated that it (KDCA) would prefer to keep status quo and continue to concentrate on its own agenda, that [...]
Preserving Kadazandusun Language
Posted by Allan Dumbong in KDCA News, Press on 25. Apr, 2005 | Comments Off
The preservation of the Kadazandusun language should start at home to ensure it continues to be a source of pride for the community. Datuk Seri Joseph Pairin Kitingan, who is President of the Kadazandusun Cultural Association (KDCA), said parents, therefore, have a responsibility to see that the language is spoken in their homes. “Obviously, one [...]
