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GPS top gun declares victory 3 days before S’wak polls

PBB deputy president says voters want party to continue governing state

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Declare Sarawak polling day a fully paid public holiday, say locals

Turnout may be low as outstation voters who travel far to cast their ballots

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PAS to unite all Malay parties through Muafakat: party spiritual adviser

Negotiations always open to consolidate race-based pact, says Datuk Hashim Jasin

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‘First study why locals shun low-skill jobs before employing migrants’

Seems like govt doesn’t understand local labour after almost 2 years of lockdowns, says K. Veeriah

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Join ‘green reformation’ against 60 years of forest destruction: Sarawak PKR

Give party a chance, let us fight to stop mega-logging projects, says Baram division chief

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No new dawn in S’wak: analysts say polls just musical chairs for elites

Expert notes elections in East Malaysia states not as they are understood in peninsula

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Penang adds private clinics, PPVs, for Covid-19 booster shots

16 new facilities designated yesterday, says state exco

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Important that disease control act be amended quickly, made a deterrent: Noor Hisham

Prolonged debate in Parliament may hobble MoH efforts, says health DG

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Sarawak’s future hanging on upcoming polls, new Indonesian capital: observer

Jakarta’s Kalimantan move would create jobs for Sarawakians, predicts Datuk Mohamad Marzuki Mohamad Omar

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Blinken arrives in Malaysia for 2-day working visit

US state secretary to call on Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob tomorrow, among others

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Take Covid-19 screening tests, get up to RM1,000 tax exemption: deputy minister

Datuk Mohd Shahar Abdullah says Income Tax Act 1967 amendments effective for 2022-2023 assessment years

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Warisan, SUPP laud MA63 constitutional amendments

Ex-Sabah CM Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal reminds that Pakatan Harapan tried to pass similar bill

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Rosmah fails to recuse judge in solar case to hear money laundering trial

Mohamed Zaini Mazlan says a judge is required to separately, independently consider evidence against accused