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Sarawak to build 300 telco towers in rural areas by 2021
Rural folk enjoy 3G, 4G services in Luban Ulu, Betong.
PRS leader denies Anwar has party MP's vote
James Masing dismisses report of Wilson Ugak's defection as 'fake news'
Sarawak scoffs at DAP’s ‘kingmaker’ claim
Rivals, analysts cite party’s incompatibility with others, failure to fulfil promises under Pakatan Harapan.
TV Sarawak to go on air next Saturday
Its debut programmes will focus on the birthday celebrations of state governor Abdul Taib Mahmud.
Sarawak’s lessons from Sabah polls
Reaching consensus despite differing opinions, not squabbling publicly over posts among key points, say analysts.
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Sarawak to ban travellers from Sabah, Labuan
This is in light of the rising number of Covid cases originating from state cropping up elsewhere.
Sarawak won’t bulldoze heritage law on private building owners
Govt will not gazette buildings without consulting owners, says minister.
Sarawak to up allowance of staff at state-run rehab centres
Increase is warranted as these are people with specialised skills, says Abang Jo.
Abang Jo mum on GPS meeting
Sources say the party’s assemblymen were asked to report on their preparations for an election.
New body to look after Sarawak’s neglected mission schools
Committee to come under state’s Unit for Other Religions, says Douglas Uggah.
No negotiations on Sarawak land matters, Abang Jo says
In apparent swipe at federal government, chief minister ‘stands firm’ against attempts to infringe upon state land.
Sarawak to buy out all TH oil palm plantations in state
Only sale price stands in the way of sealing entire deal, says CM.
GPS cannot back Anwar’s quest to be PM, says Abang Jo
His move is clearly for personal interest, chief minister remarks.
Shorter road to Limbang, Lawas after realignment
Sarawak link bypasses oil-rich sultanate of Brunei.
Sarawak braces for virus cases spike post-Sabah elections
Everyone who goes to Covid-19 hotspot risks carrying the infection home, says disaster committe chairman.
