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Bulk of SME aid applications rejected over wrongly filled out forms, says Sarawak CM
77% of forms incorrectly filled out, lack supporting documents.
Sarawak to fund new hybrid ICU for Covid-19 patients
Deputy Chief Minister Douglas Uggah says this is to prepare for the worst in face of the Omicron variant threat.
A worse corruption index ranking if MACC chief’s case included, says Guan Eng
DAP secretary-general says the anti-graft agency is part of the country’s problem.
DAP asks why the secrecy on land acquisition outside Kuching
Chong wants to know why landowners are being forced to give up property without compensation.
Visitors trickling back into Sarawak amid Omicron fears
State's tourism industry is 'cautiously optimistic'.
MySejahtera glitch messes up booster shot appointments
Some fail to get the jab because they could not show their vaccination history.
After crushing defeat in state polls, Sarawak pro-independence party gears up for GE15
PBK stood in 73 seats and lost every one of them in December.
8 Omicron cases detected between December and Jan 11 take Sarawak’s tally to 36
7 were imported and one still under investigation.
44 flood victims in Sibu to spend another night in village hall
Of total, two are senior citizens and 17 are children.
Sarawak braces for potential floods
Residents told to prep for evacuation, not wait till roof-level waters before leaving.
Landslide win empowers Sarawak govt to influence national politics, shape state’s future
People have shown they approve of GPS' non-combative approach to state-federal relationship, say experts.
Sarawak DAP chief blamed for party’s disastrous showing at polls
Analysts say the undercurrent of discontent among Chinese voters against Chong Chieng Jen is evident.
PAS gloats despite defeat, PKR blames loss on unfair polls
DAP suffers major blow, winning only 2 seats in Sarawak elections.
PSB president keeps Bawang Assan by skin of his teeth
Wong Soon Koh pulls ahead by a mere 913 votes.
