Desmond Davidson
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Sarawak Pakatan likely to lose only 2 urban seats, say experts
They say coalition's hold on Sarikei, Miri shaky, and fight for Stampin, Lanang, Sibu could go either way.
Guan Eng accuses Hishammuddin of turning LCS scandal into a ‘joke’
DAP chairman says the public is still in the dark about why RM6 billion was paid for no return.
Analysts believe PSB, PBK will tear up MOU before polls
Political experts say alliance between two parties with such differing views is doomed.
18 years later, ex-Sarawak leader speaks of ‘weird dream’ about deadly heli crash
Chan says 3 religious men showed him where to look for downed rotorcraft.
Hishammuddin tops Guan Eng’s list of failed ministers
DAP chairman names and shames 10 cabinet members for incompetence.
Time limit for Sarawak, Sabah’s 35% representation in parliament wrong, says Abang Jo
Sarawak premier hits back at political scientist’s assertion.
Fahmi demands probe into latest cyber-attack on govt systems
Pakatan info chief says theft from e-salary database a ‘national cybersecurity crisis that cannot be ignored’.
Experts dismiss notion of fixed-term parliament
Analysts say Kelvin Yii’s idea will in fact have opposite effect of increasing politicking.
Sarawak deputy premier calls PKR remarks against airport project ‘malicious’
Douglas Uggah Embas dismisses criticism as opposition’s ploy to find fault with govt.
Floodwaters force closure of schools, scores of villages under threat
Swollen river inundates surrounding areas.
Incompetent ministers hurting Malaysia’s image, says Guan Eng
Bagan MP warns that we are in danger of being left behind.
Sceptics question MA63 council’s support of Sabah, Sarawak seat demand
States ask to hold 35% of parliament but lawmakers say panel's endorsement mere lip service.
First-time Sarawak voters give pundits plenty to think about
Some say new bloc of voters cannot be relied on to show up at the polls, others believe the youth will make themselves heard.
