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‘New boy’ Bersatu can topple Sarawak govt, says Dr Mahathir
The prime minister says people didn't think it could've taken over the federal government either.
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Sarawak a tough nut to crack even for Dr Mahathir's Bersatu
Party, which makes its political entrance into Sarawak tomorrow, will be going toe-to-toe with PBB for Malay votes, say analysts.
Employers of illegals shrug off 'light' sentences, says Immigration D-G
Courts need to mete out heavier punishments, says Mustafar.
Proposed guide on BM road signs not applicable in Sarawak, says MP
Kelvin Yii reminds housing minister that Putrajaya has no jurisdiction over Sarawak govt, English is an official language in state.
Khalid rules out scrapping TTDI condo project
Government can’t afford millions of ringgit compensation, says minister, urging residents to back scaled-back version of project.
Cabinet did not ratify ICERD to avoid problems on the streets, says Khalid
FT minister says decision was made based on the current heated climate.
Baru admits attempt to remove him as Sarawak PKR chief
He says Julau MP Larry Sng attempted to replace him as the Sarawak PKR chief.
Sarawak Energy may freeze bids for those who flout safety rules
This is part of the state energy company's drive to improve safety standards.
Baru Bian poised to continue as Sarawak PKR chief
A vast majority of PKR's Sarawak division back Baru Bian as the state chief.
PKR rep donates allowance to help fight floods in Kuching
Batu Lintang assemblyman hopes to spur state government to tackle longstanding problem.
Sarawak bails out research institute after Putrajaya halts funding
Chief minister announces RM5 million allocation for palm oil research body.
Sarawak opposition lawmakers not barred from entering schools, says minister
State Education Department director tells Micheal Manyin that Sarawak is an exception to the rule.
Abang Johari invites auditor-general, MACC to sit in project-award meetings
This will prove Sarawak govt is transparent and not corrupt, says CM.
Sarawak’s autonomy, rights are non-negotiable, says chief minister
Immigration, taxation powers, and natural resources are not on the table, says Abang Johari.
Sarawak stands ground in community leaders appointment
The state will continue appointing community leaders instead of electing them.
