Desmond Davidson
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Rela officer jailed, fined RM273,000 over false claims
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission fast-track court also jails police inspector for soliciting bribe.
Former Sarawak minister Ujang dies at 70
Former Dewan Rakyat speaker and businessman pronounced dead at hospital after collapsing at home.
Lawas residents fear explosion as Sarawak-Sabah gas pipeline leaks again
Long Luping afraid of another blast similar to one in 2014.
4 more dogs test positive for rabies in Sarawak
Three are strays and one a ‘wild dog’ captured in Julau and Bau.
Opposition PM Dr Mahathir bigger joke than US President Trump, says Sarawak BN
It’s a political circus, says an assistant minister in the Chief Minister’s Office.
Animal activists threaten veterinary staff over campaign to curb rabies
Online users up in arms over statewide zero-stray campaign even as another dog tests positive for rabies.
Headless, limbless body of 13-year-old croc victim found in Sarawak
Boy was fishing with uncle when aquatic reptile dragged him into river.
Another Sarawak school closed due to floods
44 pupils of SK Long Lenei in Baram told to return home for extended weekend.
Body of Sarawak deputy CM's father-in-law to be flown to Kapit
Former Belaga rep Nyipa Bato, 82, died in Kuching on Tuesday.
Classmates recall Sarawak militant as ‘not very smart’
Al-Muhd Alfie Kqhyriel was arrested in Pakistan on December 23 and authorities are trying to figure out how he got hold of guns and ammunition there.
Eviction notices on transferred civil servants quashed
Cuepacs says 500 government workers can stay in quarters, no longer have to pay hefty fines over ‘misinterpretation of eligibility rule’.
Govt to upgrade or build new Tebedu border crossing
The 28-year-old border facility is outdated and pales in comparison to its counterpart across the Indonesian border.
Malaysia to seek arms smuggler's extradition
The man was arrested for attempting to smuggle firearms and munitions out of Pakistan.
Sarawak digs into coffers to repair federal road
Chief Minister Abang Johari Openg has announced RM50 million to repair the critical road, which is the only land route of a remote town.
Riot cancels Christmas open house out of respect for friend who died in crash
Minister deeply saddened by photo of body bags by the roadside.
