Desmond Davidson
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Activist slapped with permanent injunction against inciting religious violence
Wan Asshima Kamaruddin previously posted a video threatening Christians.
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Anwar demands MACC conduct 'full, no holds barred investigation' into combat ship scandal
PKR president pushes for comprehensive inquiry into the matter.
Urban migration will deprive rural GE15 candidates of Undi18 votes, study shows
Youth who have moved to towns, cities found to be less inclined to go home for elections.
Fire Dept sniffer dog ends 2-day search for missing woman in 15 minutes
75-year-old Singar Dunggou is found conscious but weak.
Free uni education for all Sarawak students, one of Abang Johari’s wealth fund objectives
Sarawak Premier says bill for fund to be tabled at state legislative assembly in November.
Sarawak govt should talk to Brunei on its entry-exit fees, says Limbang MP
Hasbi Habibollah says charges a burden to Limbang folk who pass through the sultanate regularly.
Analysts predict another election beating for Sarawak PKR
Rafizi Ramli stepping up to leadership role will not prevent party from getting trounced, say pundits.
No permit needed to buy 20 litres of fuel in cans, says Nanta
Minister says permits required for larger quantities of fuel, to curb abuse of subsidies.
Sarawak inks chip design deal with Belgian firm
Premier says state poised to contribute globally as semiconductor product manufacturer.
Sarawak fire dept training for longhouse folk pays off
Volunteer firefighters help reduce number of major blazes in interior.
Sarawak nationalists accuse Bau politicians of sabotaging independence day gathering
State rights group blames district leaders for cancellation of venue permit to host 722 celebration.
Why the name change for Sarawak independence day, asks opposition party
Lina Soo questions motive of Sarawak government.
Phase 1 of Sarawak’s ART transport system awarded to 3-company consortium
Sarawak Metro says contract worth RM1.425 billion.
Peninsular Malay leaders want to ride roughshod over Borneo, say analysts
Folk in eastern states mistrustful of those who are all take, no give.
No explanation given but fuel shortage at Kuching stations sorted
Without giving details, Shell says it is due to ‘unforeseen logistical challenges’.
