Desmond Davidson
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Dr Mahathir, Kit Siang breeze through Sarawak Immigration
Denying entry, deporting PKR trio seem to show state is ‘very independent’, says PH chairman upon arrival.
Kuala Sepetang lawmaker deported from Sarawak
The assemblyman is the third lawmaker to be barred from Sarawak today.
Nurul Izzah skips Miri after Sarawak bars 2 MPs
Sarawak PKR chief Baru Bian says Nurul was advised against flying there as she is unlikely to be able to enter.
Pakatan leaders will be allowed into Sarawak for ceramah
Chief minister dismisses opposition figures as ‘not important’.
'No reason' to disallow Pakatan leaders from entering Sarawak
Fears over whether Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Lim Kit Siang would be denied entry to attend Kuching ceramah on Sunday.
Sarawak Museum to close for 2 years for RM38 million facelift
Centuries-old artefacts also need conservation work.
Sarawakians show guarded response to money-laundering charges against Taib
Let’s see what happens first, say environmental and political activists.
Taib’s grandnephew released on police bail
Police record statement over Facebook post that allegedly defamed a leader.
‘I was there for Malaysia’
Longest serving Council Negeri secretary recounts the day he witnessed the birth of Malaysia in Belaga, Sarawak.
Kuching court acquits 2 DAP MPs of street protest charge
Judge finds that prosecution had failed to prove a prima facie case against Chong Chieng Jen, Julian Tan.
Sarawak Pakatan sticks to GE13 seats arrangement for next polls
DAP will contest 11 seats and PKR 17, with Amanah taking the three seats formerly allocated to PAS, says Sarawak PH chairman.
Sarawak says will not impose more taxes on hotels
Federal GST and tourism tax already burdening the people, says state tourism minister.
Sarawak DAP reps excluded from state education ministry lab
Seven assemblymen not invited to discussion on the shutting down of schools with low enrolment and improving English proficiency of students.
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60 years ago, 'Malaya was as good as a village on Mars' to Sarawak folk
Ahid Bohari, who hails from Kampung Lubok Boyak, only learnt of Malaysia’s formation in Form One.
CM: Sarawak will continue demanding that Putrajaya respects Malaysia Agreement
Abang Johari Openg says state won’t keep silent on lost, eroded rights.
