Desmond Davidson
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Sibu braces for floods
Fears of water to be released from Bakun next week could flood low-lying areas.
Little fuss over Dayak party's pig symbol for polls
They say Parti Bangsa Dayak Sarawak Baru seem to have run out of ideas and is merely doing it for publicity.
Two-tier cabinet proposal insulting to non-Muslims, say Sarawak activists
PAS proposal is why Malaysians are fed up with race-based politics and why Sarawakians are not keen on Malaysia.
Recognition of Taib’s wife as Bumiputera reeks of double standards, say locals
Sarawak politicians and activists say there are many local natives who are struggling to receive recognition.
Tengku Adnan’s statement on churches offensive and unfounded, say Christian leaders
Federal Territories minister have offended churches which have made efforts to teach Christian believers good values to build the nation.
Sarawak signs off on mandatory rabies vaccination order for dogs
State is stepping up war against the disease, deputy chief minister
Sarawak rejects Putrajaya’s choice of smoky buses
Introduction of electric buses could happen within the next three years.
Sarawak Malays push for compliance with 1841 agreement to protect 'sovereign rights'
Umbrella organisation representing state’s minority ethnic group submits memorandum on matter to CM.
Why was Bumiputera status application by Taib's wife fast-tracked, asks Sarawak Pakatan
State PH chief says hundreds of thousands of ‘true Sarawakians’ yet to get MyKad, birth certificates.
2 pupils, bus driver killed in Sarawak crash
School bus ploughs into lorry carrying steel bars in 6.12am incident.
Don't make mistake of having Dr Mahathir as PM again, says Masing
Sarawak deputy CM says Pakatan leader will make it difficult for state to have lost rights restored.
Lack of 'definitive definition' stalls Sarawak Land Code amendment
The chief minister says the amendment will not proceed until native customary land rights are properly defined.
Quit civil service if politics conflicts with job, says top civil servant
The director-general of the public service department says this when asked of the education minister’s warning last Saturday.
Civil servants sacked for supporting Pakatan will get jobs back if we win, says Muhyiddin
Muhyiddin Yassin says government has no right to restrict Malaysians’ democratic right to vote for those they believed in.
