Desmond Davidson
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Already burdened with high prices, working class folk dread 2020
Many would have the government dispense less aid and keep ceiling on petrol price.
Driving Grab, baking, eating less to afford school supplies
Parents, struggling with rising prices, say govt must do more to rein in cost and help B40 folk.
Sarawak CM slams 'ban' on GPS reps visiting schools
He says many rural schools have reached out for assistance.
Pan Borneo highway contractors need to buck up, says Baru Bian
Works minister unhappy with quality of Miri-Sibu stretch littered with dangerous potholes
Sarawak rejects Petronas ex gratia offer to replace sales tax
Oil firm wants the state to stop enforcing the Oil and Mining Ordinance, and 5% tax.
Work on Sarawak floating solar farm to start in 2021
SEB boss says power generated, expected to be between 30MW and 50MW, will be fed into state electricity grid.
Sarawak targets first international school intake in 2021
It is one of five schools the state is planning to build over the next three or four years.
18 flood victims in northern Sarawak evacuated
They are placed at the Trusan community hall, authorities say.
Don't bother lobbying, Sarawak CM tells contractors eyeing govt jobs
The state has loftier aims than merely being corruption-free.
Azmin ordered to attend party meeting today, say sources
Word has it the PKR president will take chance to privately thrash it out with his deputy.
Uggah wins defamation suit against former Sarawak PKR info chief
Vernon Kedit ordered to pay deputy CM RM240,000 in damages and legal costs.
Standard Chartered to close 60-year-old Bintulu branch
Local banking union registers disgust at ‘worst ever’ VSS package for staff.
We cannot rely on Putrajaya to develop rural Sarawak, says chief minister
Abang Johari unhappy with Pakatan administration, considering loans for infrastructure projects.
Natives to ‘test’ Sarawak with land buyback offer
School project fails to take off because of underground stream, former landowners don’t want land used for other purposes.
BN lawmaker proposes that Dewan Rakyat sittings begin with Negaraku, Rukun Negara
Unity minister Waytha Moorthy backs proposal and asks speaker to rule on matter.
