Desmond Davidson
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Stranded in the peninsula, Sarawak students get help finding shelter, food
Sarawak Volunteers and the Sarawak Liaison Office are assisting the students.
Body of Malaysia’s first Covid-19 fatality cremated
Pastor David Cheng’s remains taken straight from Sarawak General Hospital to Nirvana Memorial Park.
No food, fuel shortages in Limbang, assures Abang Jo
Sarawak CM says movement-control order ‘only a two-week thing’.
Kuching pastor is Malaysia’s first Covid-19 death
Authorities trying to trace source of 60-year-old’s infection.
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Bandar Kuching MP positive for Covid-19
Kelvin Yii told about infection last night, says Sarawak DAP chief.
Putrajaya mulls drastic measures as Covid-19 spikes demand for masks
Export ban and allowing higher prices among options under consideration to ensure supply protective equipment.
Sarawak can impose state sales tax on Petronas, rules high court
Law doesn’t restrict Sarawak or Sabah from taxing items on state list, says judge.
GPS gives Perikatan choice of two law articles to amend in return for support
Sarawak chief minister says state ruling coalition satisfied with allocation of cabinet posts.
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Sarawak DCM says state polls likely this year
James Masing says now is the perfect time to call snap elections as Pakatan is in disarray.
Company in Rosmah trial faces winding-up petition
Jepak Holdings facing debt recovery over non-payment on diesel supply contract valued at RM6 million.
Bintulu MP goes missing, fails to attend swearing-in ceremony
The Borneo Post reports that Tiong King Sing has rejected his appointment as deputy minister in the National Unity Ministry.
Muhyiddin’s Sarawak allies welcome appointments
PRS president James Masing says satisfied with two of his party’s MPs making the cabinet list.
GPS agrees to join Muhyiddin’s cabinet
Abang Johari Openg says this is on condition that federal government be known as 'Perikatan Nasional plus GPS'.
Sarawak on track to provide piped water for all schools by 2025
Official confident the state's 1459 schools will all have access to treated water with help of 'friendlier' federal govenment.
Best time for Sarawak to ‘squeeze’ Putrajaya
Analysts say Muhyiddin Yassin needs GPS’ support to remain in power, must restore MA63 rights.
