Desmond Davidson
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Anybody’s guess when Sarawak elections will be held
Guesses range from any time now till year-end, and all the days in between.
MP lauds new Bintulu travel rules
Compulsory Covid-19 tests weeding out asymptomatic cases, says Tiong.
Filipina first foreigner to die from Covid-19 in Sarawak
The 43-year-old, who had no comorbid history, was found unconscious in her home in Sebauh, Bintulu, on March 27.
Sarawak deputy CM admits to not wearing face mask in public
Awang Tengah says he didn’t realise mask wasn’t on, will pay compound.
Sabah, Sarawak set up panel to discuss Putrajaya’s financial obligations
Minister Maximus Ongkili says talks will focus on reviewing special grants as stipulated under Article 112(D) of the federal constitution.
Sarawak launches very own coast guard unit
Enforcement agency is equipped with 8 vessels to patrol the state’s 760km coastline.
Mulu national park now equipped with 4G broadband
Visitors to one of Sarawak’s most remote areas will have access to high-speed internet connection.
Sarawak community leaders to report social events after spike in cases
Order latest move to curb spread of virus following discovery many new cases linked to social functions.
Sarawak identifies border sites for GOF base, CIQ
State aims to improve security ahead of Indonesian capital’s move to nearby area in 2026, says deputy CM.
GPS would have taken on Perikatan in state polls, says Sarawak CM
Abang Johari says it would fight ruling coalition if it had decided to contest in upcoming elections.
New Sarawak cluster stems from three sick wedding guests
Authorities say trio went to event despite showing Covid-19 symptoms.
Political differences keeping Sarawak’s opposition parties apart, says Chong
Hard to reach consensus at the moment, says state Pakatan chief.
DAP vows to back Perikatan bill to change status of Sarawak, Sabah
Government attempt to amend constitution will have vote of opposition party's 24 MPs, says Chong Chieng Jen.
Muhyiddin says Sarawak, Sabah are regions in Malaysia, not states
Prime minister says he recognises definition as stated in MA63, agrees Article 160 should be amended.
Travel restrictions to be lifted for the fully vaccinated
PM says soon those who have completed inoculation will be allowed to travel to every part of country.
