Desmond Davidson
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Suspended Sarawak PKR deputy chairman quits party
There's no turning back now, says the man who continues to pledge support for Zuraida and other PKR defectors.
Putrajaya allows Sarawak to tailor Covid-19 rules to its conditions, says Uggah
State has its own health ordinance and Putrajaya understands that, says deputy CM.
Sarawak firms demand share of Petronas contracts
They want state government to put end to national oil firm's 'bias' for the peninsula.
No quarantine, test for Sarawakians on two-day business travels to peninsula, Sabah, Labuan
Those travelling for more than two days, however, are required to take a swab test.
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Sarawak rolls out 5G network test bed
State to lobby Putrajaya for greater share of telco levy, cites its investment into sector.
Sarawak has not given up on rights fight, says chief minister
Abang Johari Openg says the state is still actively pursuing matters unresolved by the Special Cabinet Committee on MA63.
Sarawak rep questions GPS’ silence on Putrajaya’s stalling over MA63 rights
Federal government's reversal of position is a 'betrayal', says See Chee How.,
Sarawak told to brace for return of transboundary smoke
Satellite images show growing number of hotspots in Kalimantan, says Uggah.
Sabah, Sarawak activists slam govt secrecy over MA63 report
They demand truth, transparency from Putrajaya and Petrajaya.
Gig workers making less as more riders, drivers join apps
Fear of getting into strangers’ cars lingers as Covid-19 shows no sign of slowing down, fewer orders during recovery MCO.
Chinese school to be relocated in Kuching city urban renewal plan
Abang Johari says state wants to preserve neighbouring historic building dating back to Brooke administration.
PAS reneges on pledge to stay out of Sarawak polls
Islamist party says it has identified the seats it will contest.
Sarawak–Putrajaya row over control of village committee has ended, says Uggah
State and federal governments have agreed to revert to old arrangement as practised during time of Barisan Nasional.
