Desmond Davidson
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'Subservient' non-Muslim BN MPs slammed for silence on conversion bill
Sarawak opposition leaders say the bill was clearly changed in fear of losing Muslim support at the 14th general election.
Where’s national human rights action plan, asks Suhakam
Malaysia a laggard when it comes to ratifying international human rights treaties.
Nurul Izzah, Zuraida breeze through Sarawak immigration
PKR leaders who were declared persona non grata are pleasantly surprised to be allowed entry into the state.
PKR tests Sarawak’s goodwill with invite for Nurul, Zuraida to Raya do
Nurul Izzah Anwar and Zuraida Kamaruddin on state’s banned list.
Sarawak must seal natural gas deal within 30 days, PKR says
Batu Lintang assemblyman See Chee How says the state government had already accepted a 10% acquisition offer in 2014.
Chinese-Sarawak JV firm signs RM3 billion contract for Baleh dam
China Gezhouba Group Company Ltd and Untang Jaya Sdn Bhd undertake the construction of the dam, intake structure, spillway, and penstocks.
PSM leader latest to be barred from Sarawak
PSM deputy secretary-general attending friend’s wedding denied entry at Kuching airport.
Stop fanning panic over rabies, Sarawak minister tells local politicians
‘Talking specialists’ offer nothing but bad, impractical advice, says State Housing and Local Government Minister.
Umno's exploitation of RUU355 emboldens extremists, says Baru
The leaders’ failure to take a stand gives the impression they are on the side of religious extremists, says Sarawak PKR chief.
Graft-busters investigate FIC's Kuching hotel purchase
Felda investment entity lost hundreds of millions of ringgit in deal, says source.
Tourism tax flip-flop shows policy was ill-conceived, says Sarawak minister
But it’s good news for Malaysian already burdened with GST, says Karim.
Trusan dam blow to Adenan legacy, says lawmaker
Baru says Chief Minister Abang Johari Openg’s statement means the words of the late Adenan Satem carried little weight now.
Rabies-hit Sarawak, West Kalimantan to set up ‘immune belt’
All dogs within the belt will be vaccinated and their movements controlled.
Anguish, grief, depression torment parents of rabies siblings
Mazlan Puzen and Elisa John relive their ordeal, not realising how tragic a dog bite would become.
