Desmond Davidson
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Pandikar a no-show at debate
He tells Star Sarawak president that his challenge to debate MA63 is only directed at Sabah leaders.
Najib takes swipe at 'old' nemesis
Malaysians cannot expect a 92-year-old man to lead the country into a new age, the prime minister tells SUPP members.
Settle SUPP-UPP dispute before GE14, Najib tells Abang Johari
A united party will perform better, says BN chairman.
SUPP sees no-election for party posts, charts GE14 course behind closed doors
All 125 central committee members are elected unopposed at yesterday’s party conference.
SUPP No. 2 slams BN's 'direct candidate' policy as a failure
Richard Riot Jaem says concept defeats coalition’s spirit of team game.
Sarawak turns to urban storm water management manual to tackle flash floods
Rapid disposal method for water drainage no longer effective and efficient, says Sarawak chief minister.
No emergency plan for 6,000 lives endangered by ‘leaking’ Bengoh dam
Puncak Borneo PKR chairman warns that nearby villages could be ‘washed away in a river tsunami’ should the dam’s retaining wall break.
'Missing' Egyptian pathologist on way home, say police
Dr Ahmed Mohamed Mohamed Sakr, attached to Sarawak General Hospital, reported missing on Tuesday.
Dayak activists back call to hold blockades over native land rights
They say blockades have a stronger effect than rallies, will ‘smoke out’ government, plantation firms.
Sarawak legal advisor to take DAP MP to court
JC Fong to sue Bandar Kuching MP Chong Chieng Jen for libel.
Hydrogen-powered buses to go on trial run in Kuching next year
Chief minister says Sarawak Energy Bhd will acquire vehicles at a cost of RM10 million.
DAP 'on verge' of giving 2 allocated Sarawak seats to PKR, says source
Source says DAP can’t find suitable candidates to field in PBB strongholds of Lawas, Mukah.
Zahid's slogan threat 'shows Umno's position in Sarawak autonomy talks'
State Pakatan chairman calls on state BN ‘to stand up to Umno’s oppression of Sarawak’.
Sarawak needs 30,000 plantation workers, says deputy chief minister
Sarawak plantations losing of around RM1 billion a year as a result of a shortage of workers.
Don't threaten us, defiant Sarawakians tell Zahid
This is regarding Zahid’s statement that slogans like ‘Sarawak for Sarawakians’ and ‘Sabah for Sabahans’ are seditious.
