Desmond Davidson
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No one forced me to step down, says Wan Junaidi
Outgoing Santubong MP says his time is up, told the Sarawak premier of his wish to not stand in GE15.
Sarawak students rally to send classmates back home for election
Undi18 just an empty promise if young people denied right to vote, group says.
GPS drops Wan Junaidi, Rohani from candidate list
Coalition moves Nancy Shukri to Santubong, as it fields 14 fresh faces for election.
Sarawak PAS happy with single seat given
Perikatan Nasional has yet to announce its candidate for the Batang Lupar federal constituency.
XBB Covid variant not detected in Sarawak, says Uggah
Deputy premier cites report warning public of heightened risk of infection in state.
Wan Junaidi possibly among 4 PBB incumbents not contesting in the polls
GPS chairman has yet to accept former Santubong MP’s wish not to seek re-election.
Students to help overseas Malaysians get their postal ballots home
Collection to take place on November 10 to 15, Masca says.
Decision not to stand for GE15 made many years ago, says Tony Pua
3-term Damansara MP says not quitting DAP, merely reassigning himself to a different role.
Ex-PKR man Ali Biju to defend Saratok on Perikatan ticket
Source says he is merely defending his seat.
Leaders clash over RM1 billion allocation for Sarawak school repairs
GPS says arrangement a contra loan, DAP’s Chong Chieng Jen claims it was a direct grant.
Fate of country in the hands of peninsular Malays, says don
Political expert stresses that transformation of country must come from largest racial group.
Sarawak church wants to raise RM300,000 to help 1,000 students get home to vote
Reverend says assistance open to all Malaysian students, regardless of race, religion.
Sarawak DAP uses own logo for GE15 instead of Pakatan’s
State chapter invokes autonomy to contest under rocket symbol, unlike the local PKR and Amanah arms.
Sarawak to spend RM65 billion to set up 4 gas hubs
The move is regarded as a 'game changer' for the state.
