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Don’t waste your life becoming a politician, minister tells youth
Sarawak lawmaker advises young to graduate, marry, start family before running for office.
Former Anglican bishop trades church ministry for politics
Bolly Lapok doesn’t say whether he will contest in upcoming polls.
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Covid-19 continues to take heavy toll on Sarawak's elderly
Another 12 deaths occurred between October 3 and yesterday, 5 dead on arrival.
Sarawak opposition party wants polls only when 100% safe
Stakan candidate says state still in phase 3 of national recovery plan.
Sarawak opposition parties roll out polls plans, Gasak opts for Dayak CM
Among others, Gabungan Anak Sarawak wants Bobby William to be chief minister if coalition wins..
Sarawak PKR to propose state polls on Jan 2, 2022 to include Undi18
Date most suitable for new and eligible young voters to vote, information chief says.
Seat talks done but Abang Johari mum
Gabungan Parti Sarawak chairman says not rushing to make announcement.
Observers call out GPS’ fear of Undi18 votes with early Sarawak polls
Pact’s decision for emergency to be lifted ahead of time motivated by political expedience to win elections before new voters are eligible to vote, they say.
Sarawak CM, cabinet colleagues pay last respects to Masing
Deputy chief minister to be laid to rest this afternoon.
Political foes remember James Masing as soft-spoken man
Despite differences, Sarawak’s opposition says Baleh rep true statesman, will be missed.
When will we receive a fair budget allocation, former Sabah rep asks
Another East Malaysian rep says Budget 2022 ‘Malay centric’, insult to right-thinking Sarawakians.
Sarawak detects 780 Delta cases in 3 weeks
Analysis of variant found in state reveals dominant sub-lineage as AY.23.
Analysts say Sarawak youth more likely to back opposition
Surveys point to disenchantment with government ‘not serving interests of young people’.
Sarawak increases number of flights from 89 to 223 weekly
Up to airlines to start operating on new schedule from Monday, says state transport minister.
