Desmond Davidson
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Sarawak’s pursuit of rights not anti-federalism, says Abang Jo
Premier says state exercising authority granted constitutionally.
MACC arrests 2 enforcement officers over bribery probe
Agency says duo accused of allegedly soliciting RM10,000.
Thai farmer eyes Sarawak to plant aromatic coconuts for global market
State with its vast swaths of land seen as ideal location, says agricultural expert.
Indigenous tribes demand end to logging in Baram Peace Park
They have handed over a petition to the state govt.
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Sabah lawyer suggests way to end 40% revenue dispute
Legal practitioner says collect taxes, then give Putrajaya its due.
The truth about Sarawak crocodiles
The Iban revere the reptile, refusing to kill it for food or safety.
Some quarters envious of the state’s economic success out to destablise Sarawak, says premier
These quarters working to destablise ruling GPS
Why tinker with the seat allocations, Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu asks
This can open the floodgates which will backfire on the ruling coalition.
Too easy to change Padu password, says Sarawak minister
Security, integrity of personal data cannot be taken lightly, says Sharifah Hasidah.
Tourism minister slams MAB for failing to maintain Kuching international airport
Steady stream of complaints on the state of the airport.
Petronas to increase supply of natural gas to Sarawak to feed new Bintulu gas turbine, says premier
Power station, when commissioned in 2028, will generate 1,500Mw of electricity.
Worsening race relations can be arrested if Putrajaya gets act together, say analysts
Govt has failed to provide alternative narrative to hate speech dominating social media, says one expert.
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Bersih says ‘no DNAA’ to graft cases involving politicians
If it continues to be granted, people’s trust in public institution will be eroded, says group.
Sarawak’s cascading dam plan hits first hurdle
Group, senator want more information and engagement from premier.
Lawyers say govt cannot accede Najib’s request to remove Netflix documentary
Group calls potential approval unlawful, criticises Putrajaya for considering ex-PM’s bid.
