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Sarawak minister explains why law to define ‘native’ is not in force yet
Sharifah Hasidah says condition and requirement qualification is still be drafted.
Sarawak Bersatu facing political oblivion, say analysts
Two of its MPs set to dump party for PBB before the next general election.
No MA63, no Malaysia, Ongkili tells Tok Mat
Minister slams Umno no. 2 over ‘short-sighted’ proposal for a new Malaysia Agreement.
Lubok Antu MP’s difficult journey back to PRS
Party not ready to welcome back member who has failed to show loyalty.
Saratok MP dumping Bersatu a matter of time, say analysts
They say Ali Biju’s expected crossover to GPS is for political survival.
Sarawak to meet 1.2 million visitor target
Arrivals in the year's first 5 months have risen 680% compared to the same period last year.
Sarawak refuses to give Bersih chief entry permit for town hall meeting
Thomas Fann to deliver Ketuanan Pengundi address virtually tomorrow.
Sarawak to review growth plans of its five ports
Uggah says ports need to adopt new tech to enhance capability.
GPS will be kingmakers again, Sarawak leader says
Abdul Karim Hamzah says coalition will bring political stability to the country.
Apply to local varsities if rejected by UPU, Abang Johari tells students
Sarawak teens with excellent public exam results can enter private universities in state, says premier.
Sarawak to source 60% power from renewable sources by 2030, says premier
Abang Johari Abang Openg says state needs to focus on clean energy solutions.
Fuel subsidy could surge to RM30 billion this year, says Mustapa
Minister says this is because of rising crude oil prices amid the Russia-Ukraine war.
No more tweaking of state constitution for Undi18, says Sarawak minister
Abdul Karim Hamzah says the state opts to be in line with Parliament’s passage of bill.
Abang Johari defends Sarawak’s continued emphasis on English
Premier says it is the need to be practical and the state’s constitutional right.
Johor has right to not lower minimum age for reps to 18, says law minister
But Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar says all states cannot decide on federal matters.
