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Aaron Wong

Published on 2nd August 2017

Salmah Ahmad, a 65-year-old entrepreneur in STKRJ Lambak Kiri, Brunei, is reviving the traditional Bruneian snack, sesagun, thanks to viral social media support. Originally a staple brought by Javanese settlers in the 1500s, sesagun production had dwindled. Salmah, who began homemade sesagun production after retiring i...

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