Desmond Davidson
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Probe claim of theft from education funds, urges Sarawak politician
Parti Bumi Kenyalang president’s call comes following ex-education minister’s allegation.
Analysts expect GPS to clean up in Sarawak at next polls
Ruling coalition predicted to ride wave of popularity as Pakatan continues to crumble in the state.
Sarawak Pakatan to stick to ‘winning arrangement’ in polls seat allocation
State coalition chief says component parties can negotiate with others for any political deal to fight GPS.
Sarawak DAP chair loses defamation case against state govt
Court orders Chong Chieng Jen to pay RM150,000 in damages, RM50,000 in legal costs.
New Sarawak coalition doomed to fail, say experts
They say formation of group is a ‘futile electoral exercise’.
Food sellers pass rising costs to customers
Traders cite Ukraine war, labour shortage, high minimum wage as reasons for price increase.
Stop attacking Federal Court bench, urges Faizal Azumu
Tambun MP says public intimidation of panel members unethical, interferes with judicial independence.
Hard for DAP to win Dayak support, says ex-committee chair
Party unable to break perception of being solely for the Chinese, says John Brian Anthony.
3 Sarawak parties form new coalition ahead of next general election
Aspirasi, PBDSB and Sedar come together to set up Gagasan Rakyat Sarawak.
Cops told to quickly arrest absconding ‘sex pest’ teacher
Sarawak lawmakers want public to be updated on search for suspect due to gravity of case.
Batu Lintang rep quits PSB to make time for social work
See Chee How says he can give back to community without toil of party politics.
Johor polls shatter myth about youth voting patterns
Analysts say young people are not votes in the bag for opposition parties, will vote for whoever meets their needs.
Sarawak PKR calls for religious university to accept all faiths
Engan says institution should reflect the demographics of a multicultural state.
Sarawak tour companies ‘overwhelmed’ by surge in business
Firms who have stripped down to a skeleton crew are now struggling to cope with jump in tourist arrivals.
