Sarawak politics

No room for divisive politics in Sarawak: Abang Jo

According to him, stability remains the core foundation for the state as it embarks on strengthening the foundation for a new economy.

Chinese in Sabah showing preference for local parties: Liberal Democratic Party chief

The Chinese community in Sabah is leaning towards supporting local-based parties in the upcoming election, inspired by the effective governance observed in Sarawak, said Liberal Democratic Party president Datuk Chin Su Phin. 

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NCPR route: Activists slam Penang’s RM2.4bil ‘car-centric’ solution for endangering environment, wildlife

Environmentalists and transport advocates warn of irreversible damage as state pushes ahead with controversial Tanjung Bungah-Teluk Bahang road

Putra Heights gas explosion: MBSJ’s ROW incursion approval needs scrutiny, says planning law expert 

Just because approval is given does not make it right, reminds Derek Fernandez  

A man with fire in his belly: Jagdeep remembers his father Karpal’s strength in the face of disability

Despite paralysis from a tragic accident, the DAP stalwart remained a fearless fighter—his legacy now upheld by his son