Desmond Davidson
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Sarawak mission schools sit out Palestine Solidarity Week
Anglican, Catholic church presidents voice concern on overzealous displays by teachers, students.
Not a must for Sarawak schools to hold Palestinian solidarity week, says state DAP
Chong Chieng Jen says children should not be emotionally drawn into the politics of war at an impressionable age.
Uproar over Palestinian Solidarity Week in Sarawak schools
Bishop of Kuching Danald Jute says not appropriate to involve pupils in a conflict they don’t understand.
Putrajaya uses anti-Lynas movement for political gain, says Wong Tack
Former Bentong MP says Lynas must first prove their ‘experiment’ works.
Normal for Sarawak to rebuke Putrajaya, say political analysts
Pundits say this is because GPS is strong.
Sarawak can double GDP by 2030, says Abang Jo
He believes the state has tremendous potential to exploit.
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GPS names former anti-drug chief for Jepak seat
Iskandar Turkee set to face at least 2 other candidates in by-election.
Bodies of 3 friends who drowned in Sarawak river found
13-year-olds have been swept away by currents while swimming in the Batang Lassa.
Abang Jo denies Sarawak will take over MYAirline
State is only interested in the takeover of MasWings, says premier.
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Sarawak restarts onshore oil exploration
Petra Energy sinks first drill in Baram field, moves to procure gas as well.
Abang Johari says will defend Sarawak’s right to capture, store carbon
Premier says state has inalienable claim over green industry activities, onshore and offshore.
Sarawak calls off governor’s birthday celebration
However, the state secretary says this Saturday will remain a public holiday for the state.
Baram coffee venture gains interest of indigenous community
Agroforestry project aims to benefit Kenyah, Kayan, Penan tribes.
Sarawak banks on new hybrid padi variety for self-sufficiency
Premier says the state could even be the country’s rice bowl in five years.
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Invalid 90-year-old dies in Sarawak longhouse fire
Elderly woman latest victim in recent blazes plaguing remote dwellings.
