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Restoring territorial integrity, devolving more powers top Pakatan's Sarawak agenda
Election manifesto states pact is committed to honouring Malaysia Agreement 1963.
Pro-BN Saratok MP may get the snub in quest to defend borrowed seat
PDP has been building its case to claim the seat back since 2016, throwing three men into the proverbial ring in a run-off of sorts.
Threatening teachers is wrong, unconstitutional, says Sarawak opposition
They say this is against the right to freedom of association and it was wrong for the education minister to threaten ‘action’.
The dilemma of keeping Penan children in school
The Sarawak government is paying RM2 per child to go to school but this is getting mixed reactions.
Petroleum Sarawak signs up for Petrotel’s expertise in oil and gas
Fledgling oil and gas company signs MoU for cooperation to develop the state’s downstream sector of oil and gas industries
Sarawak CM blames Mahathir for demise of Sarawak banks
Former prime minister killed small and family-owned financial institutions with his so-called consolidation in 2001, says Abang Johari.
Sarawak to acquire 10% stake in Petronas' natural gas facility
The acquisition is first mooted by the late Adenan Satem and has been in the workings for some time.
Sarawak BN leaders 'shameless hypocrites', says state Pakatan chief
Chong Chieng Jen says they had called him the father of development before and had went along with all of his policies.
Just a few hundred votes and Baram could be PKR's
State redelineation in 2015 makes seat a tough one for opposition to wrest from BN at next elections.
'Recycled leader' remark means nothing to us, say Sarawak opposition leaders
All that matters is that Dr Mahathir is capable and clear in his vision, they say.
Zahid pays last respects to 'beloved brother' Ujang
I have lost a friend, says deputy prime minster.
Petronas begins investigation of gas pipeline leak
Initial report points to a rupture on the Sabah-Sarawak Gas Pipeline caused by ‘shifting earth’.
Technical committees to set perimeters for talks to review Malaysia Agreement 1963
Sarawak and federal attorney-generals to meet first to work out ‘nuts and bolts’, says Abang Johari.
SUPP-UPP dispute remains unresolved at Sarawak BN supreme council meeting
Chief Minister Abang Johari Openg says negotiation is ongoing and a resolution would found before the next general election.
Devoted admirers mark anniversary of Adenan's death in the rain
Hundreds brave the wet weather to light a candle in memory of Adenan Satem at the Kuching waterfront.
