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Sarawak quit BN to end peninsula’s ‘colonialism’, says chief minister
State can be self-reliant, says Abang Johari.
UPP rebranded into Parti Sarawak Bersatu, set to join GPS
Sarawak CM says admission into GPS will require only three quarters of total votes from member parties.
Engineers still checking whether blast-hit Kuching mall fit to reopen
CityONE owner Kenbest Sdn Bhd urges tenants to be patient, says safety is paramount.
Kapit-Sibu road to be completed in August 2020
Road will link town on Sungai Rajang to rest of Sarawak.
Landowners want MACC to probe Sarawak assistant minister over land grab
Villagers say they were tricked into signing away their property.
Sarawak to test video conferencing tech in this year's seasonal flood
It will link officers across the state via their smartphones and improve monitoring.
Sarawak guarantees all i-Cats students a loan, from 2019
All admissions will automatically qualify for a government loan, says the chief minister.
Body of blast victim to be sent home to Penang today
Bodies of all three men killed in CityOne mall blast have been claimed by the relatives.
Cops rule out terrorism in Kuching mall blast
Authorities say incident in which 3 died is a workplace accident.
41 injured, 3 dead in Kuching mall blast
Many sought treatment on their own, thus missing yesterday's headcount of those injured, says Fire and Rescue Services.
Fire Dept’s K9 unit deployed at Kuching mall
Sarawak deputy CM says it is to ensure there are no more victims trapped under debris.
3 dead in Kuching mall blast
Sarawak Bomba chief says leaking oxy-acetylene tank believed to be source of explosion.
Maszlee earns ire of GPS Youth leaders over Sarawak schools
They say the education minister should know that education matters are under the purview of the federal government.
Sarawak Pakatan chief accuses Bintulu Resident of trying to sabotage PM's visit
It was the intent of the state government to give the picture that no one came to receive the prime minister, says Chong Chieng Jen.
