Desmond Davidson
Desmond is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow him on Facebook.
E-mail: [email protected]
Sarawak sets new travel curbs amid Sabah virus outbreak
Visitors required to apply for admission via EnterSarawak app, submit test results for 'limited entry pass'.
GPS still behind Muhyiddin, says Sarawak CM
Abang Johari ‘baffled’ by Anwar’s announcement of forming new government.
87 screened in Sarawak after Sabah patient’s passage
Covid-19 tests for border officers, hotel and restaurant workers who came into contact with traveller.
Sarawak’s private schools will fill gap in national education system, says CM
Abang Johari breaks ground at first of 5 schools offering international curriculum for needy students.
Sarawak reeling from foreign workers’ ban
Palm oil industry major income earner, no longer able to tap on Indonesians.
Pupil, lawyer challenge compulsory learning of khat in govt schools
Lawyer Dominique Ng says khat is a form of Islamic calligraphy and no person should be compelled to learn it.
Sarawak petroleum tax should be 25%, says state rights activist
Petronas should cut Putrajaya’s share to 5%, says activist.
Rep reminds Sarawak govt of committee’s suggestions in talks with Petronas
See Chee How says acceptance of state's ownership of all hydrocarbon resources remains 'top priority'.
Petronas pays RM2.9 billion sales tax to Sarawak
Payment part of national oil company’s settlement with state government.
__thumbnail.jpg)
Go back to basics to resolve MA63 disputes, says Abang Johari
The Sarawak chief minister says the Borneo states only want their enshrined rights back.
Uggah to push for more early flood warning stations on Rajang River
They will help residents prepare before river overflows, says DCM.
Activist remembers struggle to get Malaysia Day recognised
Dominique Ng says he was harassed by authorities when he performed his annual flag-raising ceremony on September 16.
Residents in low-lying areas along Sg Baram brace for evacuation
Rising floodwaters pose threat to more than 4,000 living along the Sarawak river.
Kuching court dismisses secessionist politician’s bid to block ex-CJ Malanjum from Sarawak Bar
Admitting Sabah-born former CJ will open floodgates for peninsula lawyer into Sarawak, says Voon.
Petronas’ offshore ops in Sarawak remain unresolved
Federal and state committees to iron out outstanding disputes next week.