Desmond Davidson
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Sarawakians scoff at equal status offer by new tenants in Putrajaya
Politicians, lawyers, rights activists question need to study the Malaysian Agreement 1963, say they won't be 'fooled again'.
It’s Malaysia Day under a new government, but Sarawak still waits for change
The state is in a sombre mood today, in marked contrast to the euphoric manner in which it greeted the regime change not many months ago.
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In quest for Putrajaya, Umno-PAS pact has no chance in Sabah, Sarawak
This is because of Umno's tainted brand and PAS' extremist religious views.
'Unhappy' Sarawak marks Malaysia Day with just one banquet
Rights group suggests this is due to state's dissatisfaction with federal government for changing centre of national celebration from Kuching to Kota Kinabalu.
RM10 million facelift for Kuching’s Brooke Dockyard
The refurbishment will not change the general character of the dockyard at Lebuh Market.
Some ‘constraints’ to Pakatan's oil royalty promise, says Dr Mahathir
GPS lawmakers told that the prime minister has his 'reservations' about Sarawak's demand.
Abang Johari defends hydrogen public bus experiment
The project is a 'calculated risk, says the Sarawak chief minister.
Sarawak rights groups question if Pakatan is truly against corruption
They say photo of Anwar with Taib could cost PH votes in the state.
Kit Siang scoffs at claims by PAS, Umno leaders
Assertions of a better electoral performance in Seri Setia just an excuse to justify the MCA-Umno-PAS unholy alliance, says veteran DAP leader.
Why weren’t we consulted on wage hike, ask Sarawak businesses
Traders and family run firms say they cannot afford to absorb RM130 rise in the minimum wage to RM1,050.
No factions in PKR, Anwar says, again
There is only one group in the party, says the party president, and 'that is Anwar's group.'
Deputy minister hammered over English for Sarawak schools U-turn
Critics say Chong Chieng Jen had in the past urged the federal government to implement English as the language of instruction in Sarawak schools.
RM2.7 billion to fix Sarawak's rundown schools
Allocation announced after education minister visits schools in the state.
I accepted IIUM appointment to save taxpayers' money, says Maszlee
Education minister says he will receive no remuneration for his service as university president.
Sarawak group to stage 'petroleum protest' on Saturday
Sarawak Association for Peoples' Aspiration objects to Petronas' claim of monopoly over state's oil and gas.
