Desmond Davidson
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Sarawak regains 5 state rights in talks with Putrajaya
Minister says remaining 8 demands are still under negotiation in MA63 discussion.
Sarawak countermands Putrajaya and extends EMCO only a week
Ismail Sabri yesterday said lockdown on Kuching area would be for another 2 weeks.
Bid to reveal Sarawak-Petronas settlement terms rejected by assembly
The state assembly speaker says the matter has yet to be reported to the legislature and thus cannot yet be made public.
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GPS rep proposes amending Sarawak constitution to delay polls
Gerald Rentap Jabu fears repeat of Sabah’s Covid-19 crisis in wake of state election.
Changes to Sarawak constitution shelved to fix ‘drafting anomaly’
Lawmakers argue over specificity of 'resident in the state' definition.
RM48 million to help Sarawak’s urban poor with home rentals
Monthly RM200 aid for a maximum three years to benefit 20,000 households, says Abang Jo.
RM384 million to kick off Sarawak’s autonomous rapid transit system
Transportation mode to address traffic congestion in the Kuching-Samarahan areas, says Abang Jo.
CMCO again in Kuching until November 22
Sarawak also to restrict travel in, out of state after recent spike in Covid-19 cases.
68% in survey want MPs to heed Agong’s advice, pass Budget 2021
The survey also finds 45% of respondents do not want the MCO to return.
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New rules for Kuching cafes, restaurants
Restrictions added to respond to rising number of cases in Sarawak, says deputy CM
Sarawak shortens legislative assembly by 5 days due to Covid-19
The legislative assembly speaker says the budget will still be tabled and debated.
Sarawak Forest Dept air surveillance unit gets airborne
Austrian-built Diamond DA42 – MPP (multi-purpose platform) aircraft fitted with Finnish-designed hyperspectral sensors and Canadian aerial surveillance sensors.
PSB no threat in Sarawak polls, says GPS leader
Abdul Karim Hamzah says he does not see Parti Sarawak Bersatu making much inroads.
Sarawak hotel’s tale of trying to survive pandemic
Staff join owners to salvage devastated tourism industry as Covid-19-induced MCO takes toll on industry.
