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Lawyer takes stand against former CJ’s admission to Sarawak Bar
State rights advocate Voon Lee Shan says it contravenes Sarawak Advocates Ordinance 1953.
6 in Kuching family latest victims of coronavirus
All come from the Iron cluster in the Demak Laut industrial area.
3 new Covid-19 cases from new Kuching cluster
Iron cluster centres around iron fabrication factory in the Demak Laut industrial area.
Sarawak woman missing after trip to welfare office
Officials say villagers only reported her missing after failing to find her on their own.
Lundu now a green zone
Sarawak’s Covid-19 situation also improving, with only one case for a second straight day.
Sarawak to set up sovereign wealth fund
Setup will be via investing on surplus revenue as buffer in a financial crisis, but thorough study needed, says Abang Jo.
More Sarawak B40 households, singles to get Covid-19 aid
Additional payouts take government spending on cash aid to RM943 million, says Abang Johari.
Sarawak biggest spender on Covid-19 aid for the people, says Uggah
The Sarawak deputy chief minister says the state has disbursed more money than any other state.
Dip in Sarawak’s reserve because of Petronas’ failure to pay sales tax
State also forced to pay for projects cancelled by previous govt.
Sarawak lowers minimum age for election, defines ‘resident in the state’
State constitution to be amended to allow younger assemblymen, prevent politicial 'infiltration' by 'outsiders'.
GPS rep seeks opposition support to halt state polls during pandemic
Gerald Jabu wants Sarawak constitution amended to extend state assembly’s term by a year.
Rep slams former DAP colleagues for twisting facts on changes to Sarawak constitution
Wong King Wei says claims GPS selling out Sarawakians’ rights ‘incorrect, untruthful and entirely misleading’.
Rare earth elements a new source of wealth for Sarawak, says rep
Ali Biju says their potential must be explored and exploited.
Nurseries, kindergartens in Covid-19 red zone Kuching allowed to reopen
State minister Fatimah Abdullah says they first need to apply to the state government to open.
