Desmond Davidson
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Sarawak to continue safeguarding mission schools, assures deputy CM
This comes under federal govt's purview but state will keep providing funds, support, says Douglas Uggah Embas.
Sarawak denies sabotaging Cost of Living Aid disbursement
Pakatan's Chong Chieng Jen needs to check his facts before making accusations, says deputy CM.
Sarawak PKR under pressure to give up seats to Bersatu
Meetings on next state polls off to a fretful start for enlarged Sarawak coalition.
Swiss environmentalists ‘spinning’ deforestation for funding, says assistant minister
Len Talif Salleh questions suddenness of Bruno Manser Fund's concerns.
Ex-MP lodges report over claims of involvement in duping 47 Malaysians
Sng Chee Hua, the father of Julau lawmaker Larry Sng, denies he has links to syndicate that falsely promised jobs in Cambodia.
Emotional homecoming for Sarawakians released from Cambodian jail
They are being temporarily released by a Cambodian court after being detained for allegedly running an online gambling den.
Malaysian Bar denies it has been silent on judicial meddling claims
Lawyers' body had called for an investigations since August, says president.
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47 Malaysians in Cambodia to fly home tomorrow, says Sarawak minister
Chartered flight will arrive at Kuching International Airport at 5pm.
21 off-grid Sarawak schools could go dark when diesel supplies run out
Contractor, at the centre of solar project scandal, says will stop supplying fuel in April.
Sabah, Sarawak opposition join forces in MA63 fight
PBS, GPS leaders meet in Kuching to hash out plans to pursue issues of common interest.
Putrajaya still trying to make Sarawak drop petroleum tax, says rep
See Chee How adds that state remains willing to hear Petronas out.
Sarawak PKR scrambles to secure release of Malaysians in Cambodia
Julau MP Larry Sng has made it his business to help following Hafsah Harun's appeal to state and national leaders to visit the families of the detainees.
Sarawak leaders divided over state's actions to defend its rights
Some say the confrontational attitude will not help matters, while others will support 'anything that is good for Sarawak'.
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Sarawak tries again to have Niah Cave listed as Unesco heritage site
The state government is committed to building up Niah, says minister.
Don't fret, fuel subsidy plan not finalised yet, Sarawak drivers told
Deputy minister says their concerns over four-wheel-drive vehicles not being covered forwarded to Finance Ministry.
