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Sarawakians believe Guan Eng’s bark is worse than his bite
Finance minister not a key factor in Kuching-Putrajaya relationship, they say.
Federal Court grants leave to appeal decision not to disqualify Pujut assemblyman
Mohd Asfia Awang Nasser, Wong Soon Koh and Sarawak legislature gave 19 reasons why they should be heard.
Wan Junaidi says environmental quality programme not early warning system
Former minister slams Yeo Bin Yee assertion that EQMP had failed in Johor pollution crises as ‘irresponsible’.
Sarawak Day rally organisers say they are harassed, intimidated
Former PKR member says harassment of state nationalists grown worse since Pakatan came into power last year.
Guan Eng’s payment demand ‘tasteless, unnecessary’, says Sarawak govt
Sarawak govt spokesman Abdullah Saidol says the state has never defaulted its loan repayments.
PSB’s Wong meets Abang Johari but won’t confirm resignation
Sarawak minister does appear to be saying goodbye, however, with video pledging friendship and support for the chief minister.
Concern Sarawak youth still won’t get to vote in 2021 state polls
Politicians, civil group urge for technicalities to be sorted out, passage into law completed quickly.
I will resign in 48 hours, says PSB’s Wong Soon Koh
I want to meet CM first as a matter of courtesy, minister explains.
Stop whining and resign now, Masing tells PSB’s Wong
PRS chief says PSB president should have seen writing on the wall after GPS moves to cut ties.
Hint of discontent in Sarawak govt as 2 more reps reported to have quit PSB
They are believed to have followed deputy party president and state Assistant Transport Minister Jerip Susil.
Manyin blames broken PH election promises on 400 Sarawak schools falling apart
State education minister goes on offensive, says Putrajaya foot-dragging on manifesto pledges not solving issues.
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Parti Sarawak Bersatu deputy president quits
Jerip Susil says only the chief minister has the vision to bring progress to the state’s rural constituencies.
Haze not likely this year, experts say
This is despite record temperatures sweeping many parts of the region.
GPS, too, offers conditional support for bill to lower voting age
Like Umno and PAS, Sarawak's ruling coalition wants automatic voter registration in exchange for its vote.
Sarawak not ceding control over oil and gas to Petronas, says CM
Exploration regulatory authority is state's constitutional right, say Abang Johari,
