
Sarawak gov't grabbing 'gold mine' of Betong
Sarawak has since 2010 refused to renew land leases within a 3km radius of Betong, covering 7,000 acres, which DAP says is a ‘gold mine'.



Locals have begun a petition against the proposed project, following talk that the once-shelved cable-car plan is to be revived.

In rallies across Sarawak, natives urge the state to respect their land rights and the courts decisions on the definition of NCR land.
If Wong Soon Koh is expelled, the branch will pull out of the party along with all 15 units under its jurisdiction, it warns.
Chong Chieng Jen points out that Malaysians have fared badly in global studies on achievements in math and science.

Sarawak PKR leader See Chee How decries effectiveness of the GTP in his state, especially in the area of education.


The Sarawak opposition leader says his suspension is illegal as it was moved on the speaker's order and it was not voted on.

They are up in arms over a quip by Housing Minister Abang Johari Openg, and want it expunged from the Hansard of the S'wak state assembly.

This is what suspended Sarawak Opposition Leader Chong Chieng Jen wants Tourism Minister Abang Johari Openg to explain.

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Chong had refused to retract words that implied Abang Johari Openg resembled an Umno politician.






Fong Pau Teck says his expulsion by the DAP is ' a small matter' and his supporters need not worry as he will come out and 'shine like a diamond'.


Powers for the minister under Housing Developers (Control and Licensing) Bill 2013 are far too wide, says PKR's See Chee How.


