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Sarawak MP calls for action in carol fiasco
Opposition leader wants state to stop bigotry from gaining grounds within government institutions.
Sarawak mulls single transport authority
State experts currently studying Singapore’s model, Abang Johari says.
Sarawak DAP chair slams state govt monopoly over LPG distribution
Chong Chieng Jen says making Petro Niaga the sole distributor kills off competition.
Sarawak targets 4 million tourist arrivals next year
Minister says state set to see nearly RM10 billion in revenue.
TVS says row over Christmas programme due to ‘miscommunication’
It stresses that replacement song ‘O Holy Night’ will be included in the event.
Sarawak premier directs state sec to resolve Christmas programme dispute
A meeting will be arranged with the initiative’s organiser.
Sarawak Christmas unity programme falls apart over a carol
Anglican bishop of Kuching declines to attend event.
Experts rate year-old Anwar administration
Pundits say government has made inroads in some areas, can do better in others.
Flight cuts, increased air fares distress Sarawak folk, says rep
He wants the Transport Ministry to intervene.
Sarawak rep slams TalentCorp for failing to honour advertised promises
He says the state should have 100% autonomy on immigration.
Baru wants border graft probe results released
Ba Kelalan assemblyman says GOF personnel demanding bribes from Indonesian visitors.
Sarawak Pakatan chief opposes sale of hydropower to peninsula, Singapore
Chong Chieng Jen says the state will be left with a less-than-comfortable electricity reserve margin.
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Year-old govt must turn economic plans into reality, say economists
Experts want govt to boost trade, investment opportunities.
Rep expresses concern over amendment that may deprive Sarawak folk of electricity
Baru Bian says proposal tantamount to human right violation.
Voices
Observations of a musician on tour
Azmyl Yunor