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Sarawak firm takes up 25% stake in major Indonesian hydro-electric project
Abang Jo says investment ‘to enhance Sarawak’s position as regional economic powerhouse.’
Council of Eminent Persons report on institutional reforms classified, says DPM
Fadillah says special task force formed to research, popose institutional reform
Special agency addressing overcrowding in public hospitals, says Fadillah
DPM details why many seek treatment at government facilities.
Local elections not govt priority, says minister
Nga Kor Ming says he is focusing instead on ensuring good roads, clean public toilets, running drains.
Mixed feelings from B40 group about Budget 2023
People welcome lower income tax but still left wondering about how they will tackle the cost of living.
Returning tourism back to state list put on hold, says Sarawak minister
Minister says resolving long running territorial disputes top priority.
MASwings apologises for rejecting passenger with valid ticket
Regional airline says a flaw in its online booking system caused the problem.
MP helps stateless teen continue truncated studies
13-year-old non-citizen attends education centre run by civil society group.
Transporters in rural Sarawak fear breakdowns in ‘dead zones’
Trials, tribulations of driving in rural Lawas.
Sarawak should get one-third of Budget 2023, says deputy minister
Gerald Rentap Jabu says time for Putrajaya to give East Malaysia states due recognition as equal partners.
Trouble in pro-independence Sarawak party as ousted founder cries foul
Lina Soo accuses new leader, George Young Junior, of staging illegal takeover of Aspirasi.
Sarawak to scrap sales tax on tyres
Levy introduced in 2020 is used to defray cost of discarding used tyres.
New model for sustained economic growth needed, says think tank
Center for Market Education says it should focus on savings and investments.
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Sarawak rolls out 6 incentives to support ailing companies undertaking govt projects
State’s premier says move to ensure ‘win-win’ situation for all parties.
AirAsia scraps Kuching–Penang direct flight from March 1
Only Firefly remains to ply the route on a twice-daily frequency.
