Desmond Davidson
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Sarawak rabies outbreak logs 250 bite reports each month
2017 outbreak has claimed 59 out of 66 cases so far, says minister Stephen Rundi.
Fadhlina ignoring state education issues, says Sarawak minister
Roland Sagah claims his federal counterpart refused to meet him and his officers to discuss pressing matters.
Opposition urges Sarawak to work with Sabah on arbitration centre
Assemblyman says the state must assert its autonomy from West Malaysia.
275-megawatt Trusan hydroelectric dam still on the drawing board
Deputy minister says the state-owned power company is reviewing the project’s feasibility.
35% parliament representation for Sabah, Sarawak at policy decision stage
Deputy minister says the matter involves amendments to Federal Constitution.
Sarawak to decide on hydrogen projects by 2025
Deputy environmental sustainability minister says H2biscus and H2ornbill have completed their respective feasibility studies.
PM wrong to state ‘Allah’ ruling only for Sarawak, says rep
Baru Bian says the High Court judgment applies throughout the country.
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Sarawak Craft Council gets regulatory powers
Body to streamline, push local industry towards RM184 million sales target by 2030.
Sarawak Christians hail govt’s withdrawal of ‘Allah’ usage appeal
Kuching Anglican bishop Danald Jute thanks Putrajaya for 'wise' decision.
Unit of timber giant Samling probed for unacceptable forest activities
Forest Stewardship Council finds ‘sufficient evidence’ of Samling Global Limited’s alleged violations.
Algae fuel to power Sarawak boutique airline, says Abang Jo
Premier says he will give more details at the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition.
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Lodge reports about Hadi’s extremism, Guan Eng tells Malaysians
DAP chief says PAS president should be stopped from spreading divisive rhetoric.
Poll finds 54% of Malaysians working in Singapore feel unfairly compensated
Over 90% of employees say they would switch jobs for higher salaries.
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Sarawak expects 4 million tourists by year end
Karim confident of tourism boost after state welcomes nearly 1 million tourists in the first 4 months of 2023.
Crocodile kills fisherman in Sarawak
Fishing companion sees reptile swim away with victim in its mouth.
