Desmond Davidson
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Petros still far from picking its CEO
Board chairman says it has screened 40 Sarawakian applicants that responded to advertisement in newspapers.
PKR backs Sarawak natives' land rallies
November 13 gatherings, aimed at pressing for changes to land laws, will be held at Kuching waterfront and Petra Jaya court complex.
December 1 deadline for Sarawak’s stateless children problem
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has moved forward the original December 31 deadline.
National Disaster Management Agency funds to be used in Penang flood relief
Ahmad Zahid Hamidi says funds should be disbursed within 6 hours of his order.
Zahid orders federal agencies to assist flood-hit Penang
Military, police and other federal agencies to assist in evacuation of flood victims.
Development Bank of Sarawak officially launched today
Abang Johari Openg says state cannot wait for budget allocations, whether state or federal, to be sufficient as it will never be so.
Civil society groups to rally for Land Code amendment
They want resolution to Sarawak law they claim encroaches on rights over their land.
Minister wants tourism tax revenue to be split three ways
Final word on the tax, in force since September, still up in the air.
Why the silence on corruption, Chong asks Najib
Not a word of it was mentioned in Budget 2018, says Sarawak leader.
Sarawak schools need RM4 billion for repairs, says state education minister
State needs four times the sum allocated in Budget 2018, says Manyin.
BN in for tough fight against Semporna’s favourite son
Ex-Umno vice-president still retains support despite being subject of corruption probe.
Insufficient allocation for roads, water supply in Sabah, Sarawak, says Masing
RM800 million good, but not good enough, says Sarawak deputy chief minister.
Iconic Kuching bridge to be rebuilt
Satok suspension bridge collapsed into the river on October 7, 2004 and its replacement is expected to be ready in 2019.
An unbuilt bridge over troubled political waters
How an infrastructure project to benefit Sabahans became a symbol for Musa Aman, Shafie Apdal power struggle.
