Desmond Davidson
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Sarawak ruling party to leave BN despite Zahid's plea
PBB’s move will see coalition losing 13 of its 79 federal seats.
PBDSB will not join Pakatan until rights returned to Sarawak
Its president says it will voice out concerns where necessary.
Federal Court to hear Petronas suit on June 12
Oil giant seeking declaration that it is exclusive owner of petroleum resources in Malaysia, including in Sarawak, under the Petroleum Development Act 1974.
Petronas’ suit a desperate act to hang on to Sarawak oil rights, says activist
Pakatan Harapan likely to cite nation’s RM1 trillion debt as reason to deny state its fair share, says Lina Soo.
Stop dragging race, religion into A-G appointment, says PKR Sarawak
Tommy Thomas has the approval and support of the component parties of Pakatan Harapan and Agong should follow Westminster convention, says Baru Bian.
RM11 billion Kuching LRT set to begin operations in 2024
3 of the planned 6 lines will begin construction, expected to take 5 years, in 2019, says Sarawak CM.
SUPP-UPP memo 'just an election stunt'
PKR and DAP say BN is desperate to hang on to its fixed deposit in Sarawak.
More suspiciously old voters found in Miri
There were 146 voters 95 and above and 113 aged 100 and above on the electoral roll.
PKR wants assembly to discuss Sarawak's oil and gas rights
Special sitting will allow deliberation of differing legal and political opinions, says Batu Lintang assemblyman.
Explain 150-year-old on 2018 electoral roll, Pujut rep tells EC
Dr Ting Tiong Choon says a check with Sarawak NRD shows there’s no evidence ‘Mohd Said Mohd Arshad’ has a birth cert, IC.
Sarawak's rival Chinese parties take first step towards reconciliation
SUPP and UPP sign MoU for rapprochement with ultimate aim of joining BN as a single entity.
Sarawak to start selling power to Sabah in 2020 or 2021
Agreements on the sale to be signed in the next few months, says CEO.
SUPP president deflects questions on MoU with breakaway party
Dr Sim Kui Hian says matter to be discussed in state BN supreme council meeting tomorrow.
Glue sniffing, 'safe' drugs no trivial matter, says Sarawak minister
Federal lawmakers have failed to support push for regulatory laws in the state’s fight against drugs, says Abdul Karim Hamzah.
Political party pledges to dog Sarawak CM on pledge to return rights
There should not be any further excuses in prolonging the recovery of autonomous rights, says Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak Baru president.