Desmond Davidson
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Political, social stability drove most FDIs to Sarawak, says Abang Jo
Quests in peninsula for prime minister’s role caused political instability that deterred investors, says chief minister.
2 GPS leaders turn down Bersatu’s ‘grand coalition’ idea
Masing, Karim Hamzah say no necessity for formal alliance.
Oil and gas commercial agreement a sell-out, say Sarawak opposition
They ask why a need for settlement since resources belong to the state in the first place.
Sarawak renews push for Unesco listing for Niah Cave
State wants federal government to prioritise application for world heritage site status.
Most Sarawakians strongly support the teaching of science, maths in English
Employers prefer graduates who can communicate in English, says chief minister.
Sarawak will exercise rights over Bintulu shoal, says Abang Johari
James Shoal holds about 93 billion barrels of oil and gas, says chief minister.
Overnight flood forces 128 people in Bintulu to evacuate
Firefighters rescue victims in boats as waters rise in Sg Plan, Sg Sebatang areas.
Kuching folk readjust to life under RMCO rules
Entertainment outlets to remain shut during recovery period, says disaster management committee.
Last-minute instruction confused opposition in budget vote, says Baru Bian
He says MPs did not know whether to participate in bloc voting or not.
Kuching CMCO due to end at midnight tomorrow
Sarawak capital loses Covid-19 red zone status, despite four new cases reported today.
Kuching district moves out of the Covid-19 red zone
It is now in the orange zone, while the state’s Miri and Lawas districts are yellow.
Sarawak to open RM190 million infectious diseases’ centre
State looking at collaboration with Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College of London.
Anger over ‘Covid-19 bonus’ for Sarawak civil servants
Why more cash for those not facing job losses or pay cuts as other sectors struggle, ask activist, entrepreneur.
Sarawak logs zero Covid-19 cases, a first in more than a month
Positive outlook, downward trend of infections buoys prospects of Kuching CMCO being lifted.
Kuching to learn CMCO status on Sunday
New disaster management committee acting chair to make first major decision.
