00The Sarawak government commissions an Aussie firm to undertake feasibility studies on four more of the 12 hydro electricity dams planned to be built in the state.
0Sapp argues the RM1 billion development allocation be released immediately to solve the fiasco facing QEH general hospital, which has put the lives of Sabahans at stake.
000Parti Rakyat Sarawak says it will likely field a new face in the up-coming Batang Ai by-election. The question is who?
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PRS quietly concedes that it will be difficult for the BN to retain the Batang Ai seat. To the opposition, it is not just about a seat - it is about overthrowing the state government.
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The mostly Dayak crowd of about 4,000 stayed throughout the event in soaking rain without anyone going away.
000Have protests over a proposed coal-fired power plant in Seguntor, Sandakan, prompted the state government to scrap the project?
000The Sabah Progressive Party prefers the state government to use natural gas as fuel for power plants as it is cleaner and cheaper than coal.
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The Dayak Chamber of Commerce and Industry briefs the deputy premier on their problems and requests for more business opportunities for the community.
0The Sabah Progressive Party says the federal government is not serious in tackling the problem of illegal immigrants in the state who are becoming increasingly aggressive towards locals.
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Their list of grievances covers customary land issues in Sarawak, the community’s identity and special rights due to them as a minority bumiputera group.
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Former deputy chief minister Daniel Tajem says the only way for the Dayaks to remedy the injustices they have suffered is by replacing the present State BN government.
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