Desmond Davidson
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Pro-Warisan video implores Sabahans to fight for rights, way of life
Bangkit Sabah uploaded on YouTube earlier today, kicks off state elections.
Cabinet approves new committee on Borneo states disputes
Committee charged with drawing up the way forward for Sabah and Sarawak rights, says Wan Junaidi.
Bersatu rep Ali Biju’s dilemma ahead of Sarawak polls
GPS rules out seats for a peninsula-based party, putting Azmin Ali loyalist in quandary.
Online gambling among youths doubled during MCO, says Sarawak minister
An alarming 1,192 cases were reported in first eight months of the year.
Sarawak’s oil and gas committee now redundant, says state minister
Abdul Karim Hamzah says committee no longer needed as Petronas has agreed to pay the state its 5% sales tax.
DAP is Sarawak’s sworn enemy, Abang Jo says
CM slams Lim Guan Eng’s remarks last year on state’s spending.
Sarawak tweaks its MM2H programme
Enhancements are to strengthen state interest and public security, says Abdul Karim Hamzah.
Sarawak’s QR-coded wristbands to be improved
However, real-time tracking not viable for devices issued to people under Covid-19 quarantine due to high cost.
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Sabah senior judges’ bid to practise in Sarawak adjourned
Lawyer files application for leave to intervene in case to preserve state autonomy.
No bilingual road signs in North Kuching, says city hall
State capital sticks with Malay, despite DAP insistence of prior directive from Adenan.
Bintulu MP calls for transfer of health officer after alleged dereliction of duty
Tiong King Sing says the officer didn’t report the Covid-19 infection aboard the Seri Alam tanker.
Sarawak opposition rep questions Petronas board appointment
See Chee How says businessman Ibrahim Baki linked to ruling Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu.
Cops grill DAP’s Chong over ‘vandalism’ of Kuching road signs
City authorities not impressed by party member's efforts to provide Chinese translations for street names.
New cluster in Sarawak after tanker crew test positive
Malaysian duo, a Filipino and an Indian national warded at Bintulu Hospital.
