Desmond Davidson
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Sarawak to celebrate Malaysia Day indoors due to air pollution
Originally planned to be held at Padang Merdeka, September 16 celebrations will be moved to indoor Stadium Perpaduan.
Air, river transport in Sarawak unaffected by smoke
There have been no disruptions to the express boat service on Sungai Rajang, says the river controller.
Sarawak to press Putrajaya for RM12 billion border security
It is to ease army movement along the 1,000km-long border with Kalimantan.
Christians recite prayers at function attended by Sarawak CM, Muslims
The state government is ignoring a Jakim directive to not have Muslims and non-Muslims pray together.
Putrajaya to send protest note to Jakarta over forest fires
Sarawak records highest number of hot spots as smoke from Kalimantan blankets southern part of state.
In Sarawak, everyone prays together
Officials say there is no place for such peninsula-based divisive policy in state with the highest ethnic diversity in the country.
SOP not observed in demo that killed commando, say army veterans
There is no justification for using live ammunition in yesterday's programme, explain retired armed forces members.
NCR land cases postponed to find judges with Borneo judicial experience
Lawyer surprised by move to ensure due consideration in highly charged suits.
Sarawak will study its constitutional rights on Bintulu port, says Masing
The state government is looking to reclaim the federally managed port.
Defect scuppers Sept 16 opening of Satok bridge
A test to simulate 800 people on the bridge found that cable anchor pillar tilting.
Sarawak activists declare August 31 Remembrance Day for fallen soldiers
Day is dedicated to the memory of Iban trackers in British military service and Sarawak Rangers who died for their country.
Malaysians seek refuge in Australia to escape 'failed federation', says activist
Lina Soo slams Putrajaya for not fulfilling its promises to Sabah and Sarawak.
Killer’s death sentence reduced to 18 years on appeal
Nasir Ramli, convicted of murdering his girlfriend in 2016, receives commuted sentence of culpable homicide.
Party-less cabinet member joining GPS soon, says Sarawak CM
Abang Johari Openg, however, will not say which party is Jerip Susil joining.