Desmond Davidson
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One dead, 2 hurt in Sabah-Sarawak gas pipeline blast
Assemblyman calls for project to be shut for good as it poses a risk to residents in its vicinity.
Rayer barred from entering Sarawak
DAP man is the first politician from the peninsula to be stopped by the state this general election.
Anwar claims military lacks ammo for training
Pakatan chairman claims money allocated for the purpose was ‘stolen’.
Anwar says Pakatan ‘way ahead’ in race to Putrajaya
DAP secretary-general says opposition coalition ‘relying’ on East Malaysia partner parties.
Sarawak candidates ditch traditional campaigning for walkabouts
Politicians appear keen to get to know young voters rather than spend evenings on stage.
Pakatan calls for GPS to come clean about relationship with Umno
Chieng Jen says Sarawak folk will see through ruling coalition if it tries dodge the issue.
Sarawak mulls salary hike for civil servants to thwart graft
They’re not being paid enough to cope with rising cost of living, Abang Jo says.
If Hadi becomes PM, Malaysia will have govt of liars, says Kit Siang
Veteran politician says Anwar is best choice of all prime minister candidates.
Uphold election laws when campaigning, Bersih tells parties
Several branches using govt machinery for political gain, says polls watchdog.
Youth watchdog group calls out 4 candidates for using race, religion card in their campaigns
#KamiNampak says posts ‘falsely manufactures political, economic, social threats.'
Sarawak premier denies GPS will back BN to form federal govt
Abang Johari Openg says he had no knowledge of Umno sec-gen’s claims.
Rejection of KDM chief’s nomination papers led to Tenom riot
Clips of police firing tear gas to disperse supporters now widely circulated.
Sibu a hot seat with political heavyweights in action
Parti Sarawak Bersatu chief Wong Soon Koh hoping to topple incumbent Oscar Ling Chai Yew.
Sarawak pro-independence party staying out of election
Aspirasi boycotts polls due to flood, national health risks, while not wanting to become a spoiler in a crowded market.
