
Student corruption a rude wake-up call
ADUN SPEAKS | The need to clean up our gov’t has taken on a new urgency.

ADUN SPEAKS | The need to clean up our gov’t has taken on a new urgency.

Abdul Rahman Dahlan’s statement that the government will blacklist companies that sponsor the Bersih movement is uncalled for, immature and arrogant. It is tantamount to a political threat and blackmail, and exposes a dictatorial streak which seems to course through the veins of most Umno politicians.

On the change in education policy in Sarawak, at last there is someone from the BN who has the guts to say it as it is. Stupid. Everyone has known it for the longest time, and that is why we started asking a few years ago that the government take back autonomy over education.

ADUN SPEAKS | Nobody needs to be a genius to know that it is all for political expediency.

ADUN SPEAKS | We can never claim to be a developed nation, with schoolchildren studying and living in derelict buildings.

ADUN SPEAKS | The real problem to racism isn't the principles, but that the gov't ignores them.

COMMENT | 'By politicising the appointment of community leaders, the BN gov't is able to control entire communities.'

COMMENT | It is time for us to move out of the shadows and take our rightful place in M’sia.

The recent articles in the Borneo Post on the lack of enthusiasm for flying the Jalur Gemilang and the comments of several ministers on “irresponsible people”, “petty issues” and “keep the peace” prompted me to reflect on the whole issue of seeking the truth and patriotism - are they mutually exclusive? What is the underlying issue here?

ADUN SPEAKS | It's a good occasion for all Sarawakians to look back at history for an accurate knowledge of its story.

ADUN SPEAKS | The BN gov't has never recognised the rights of Sabah and S'wak, as agreed under M'sia Agreement 1963.

On this day, July 22, 2016, Sarawak PKR rejoices and celebrates together with all Sarawakians in welcoming this historic day. After 53 years, Sarawakians finally have a day to call our own, and we congratulate the chief minister for the courageous move to recognise a day to commemorate the beginning of a modern Sarawak.

COMMENT | The 'ngumum' tradition ensures everyone chips in and no one goes hungry.










