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It's the people's right to hold demo, says Bandar Kuching MP Chong Chieng Jen of the plan to push Taib to quit.

The possibility of a Snap-DAP 'collaboration' as opposed to merger has also been mooted, say Snap leaders.

'Although Taibetes has been plaguing the state for the last 30 years, causing untold suffering, it is, however, curable.'

PKR MP for Gopeng, Dr Lee Boon Chai urges Sarawakians to continue the changes in leadership they started in the recent state polls.

It is out of Pakatan because it no longer felt welcome in the opposition coalition, says sec-gen Stanley Jugol.

Cardiologist latest to join DAP mission to spread influence into Sarawak's countryside, fired up by last state polls gains.

The government must make Sarawak its top priority if it is serious about tackling graft, says Sarawak DAP secretary Chong Chieng Jen.

UPDATED 5.15PM PKR is rejecting the shadow cabinet because it does not have enough bumi representation.

The party is doing this by selecting young professionals as their point men in the rural areas.

It will soon engage the rural Iban, Bidayuh, Melanau, Malay and other indigenous communities.

Sarawak CM’s cousin Salleh Jafaruddin says the Home Ministry must act to deport them to save the state from political ruin.

Lim Guan Eng says it isn't right to condemn Snap as a dead party just because of its poor electoral results and the apparent lack of support from the people.

Failure to rap Khairy for calling on Taib to quit adds spice to the intrigues within PBB seemingly in favour of Fadillah's rival.

Wong Soon Koh or his party can be accused of breaking the law, says Sarawak DAP secretary-general Chong Chieng Jen.

Let the members decide, respond party leaders to George Chan’s call for cardiologist Sim Kui Hian to take over from him.

SUPP supporters are clamouring for ministers' posts for their four recently-elected Dayak state representatives.

Its secretary-general Stanley Jugol says the views of members have to be sought as merger means dissolution of the party.

UPDATED 11.46PM He says international bodies will be called in to monitor the GE to prevent a repeat of BN’s election abuses.

Spirit and confidence boosted by its latest outing, the party is now gearing up to do even better when the next state polls are called.

See Chee How inspects Sungai Maong wet market over complaints about clogged drains, filthy floors and dirty toilets.

If Snap had been realistic and contested the three or four seats offered, the party could have won, he says.

Sarawak PKR chief Baru Bian has also struck a chord of dismay in its Pakatan partner which views Snap with a great deal of suspicion.

It is not clear whether the party president was referring to DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang, who yesterday proposed a DAP-Snap merger.