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SUPP youth to campaign on Sarawak issues, avoid Najib's scandals in GE14
The party’s Youth chief says this is to make Sarawak a strong political entity on its own without the peninsula.
Chief minister’s claim just ‘hot air’, says DAP chief
Meaningless to say ‘only Sarawakians can fight for Sarawak’ when state doesn’t even dare demand for control over taxation, education and healthcare, says Chong Chieng Jen.
Not even Umno can fight for Sarawak, says Abang Johari
CM urges rival Chinese political parties to reunite for good of Sarawak.
Sarawak hospitals treating animal scratches with tetanus instead of rabies shots, says PKR
Authorities’ measures inadequate to curb rabies outbreak, says Batu Lintang assemblyman.
Released Sarawak footballers to face new FAS scrutiny
Existing MACC evidence may be sufficient grounds for dismissal, says state sports minister.
Sarawak eases push for 20% oil and gas royalty
Focus is now on getting Petros off the ground to be active industry player, says SUPP president Dr Sim Kui Hian.
MACC nabs 2 Sarawak footballers and suspected bookie
Sarawak Football Association became suspicious when the team conceded three late goals against Felcra United on Saturday.
Sarawakian father’s 5-year-wait for children’s citizenship ends
It’s the best Chinese New Year gift the family can receive, declares Kuan Chon Foo.
Bidayuh oil and gas veteran picked as Petros CEO, industry sources say
He will be heading Sarawak’s oil and gas company after months of searching for a candidate for CEO.
UPP No. 2 hints at return of 'rebels' to SUPP
Dr Jerip Susil’s remarks come following Sarawak CM’s call for ‘blue shirts to start wearing the yellow shirt’.
Biggest winner turns biggest loser in PBB race for VP post
A state minister who got the highest vote in the last election go the lowest this time around.
Najib doesn't seem to know much about Sarawak, despite many visits
PM tells PBB delegates he was ‘shocked’ to learn that Batang Lupar bridge would be a big one costing RM1 billion.
Putrajaya ready to return lost rights to Sarawak, says Najib
We don’t have to take other people’s rights, he says.
Don't expect new faces at 'choreographed' PBB conference, says analyst
Top posts remain uncontested, in a throwback to era of former president Abdul Taib Mahmud, save for Bumiputera wing’s veeps.
Sarawak CM hints of plans to claim more oil, gas revenue
Abang Johari Openg tells PBB delegates ‘other people’ benefiting from state’s valuable resources.
