Joseph Tawie

Najib must explain why highway will be 238km shorter, but cost more, says DAP.

Sarawak PKR chief Baru Bian says she has failed to protect rights of M'sians.

The Star Sabah chief says little cheer for state as it was ignored for most part.

Looks like Ibrahim Ali has stirred the hornet’s nest with his threat.

They are allegedly offering RM6,000 per person to entice them into Islam.

Defence of Ibrahim Ali turns Nancy into dartboard for those against bigots.

Jeffrey urges KK to form own security forces to defend Sabah.

They say the outsiders are offering RM6,000 to each person to embrace Islam.

This is for Mohamad Azli's urging to Umno to discuss abolishing Chinese education.

Federal minister Rahman Dahlan blasted for lying about allocations to Sabah.

The solution is still to push for the 20 percent oil royalty, says PKR’s Baru Bian.

Sarawak PKR says poor enforcement leads to the state's forests being ravaged.

They’re giving the jitters to SUPP, SPDP with already in BN claim.

‘Since accord was agreed upon before his time CM can still cancel it,’ says DAP.

S'wak DAP points out that they were classified as the nation’s poorest.

The two Pakatan partners are mending fences to ensure that the opposition is well prepared to face the ruling state gov't when the state elections are held.

Journalists, politicians and rights activists share their memories of veteran Sarawak journalist Chan Seng Chai - also known as Tony Thien - who died this morning.

Talks of a merger between two Sarawak Dayak-based parties SPDP and PRS remain as talks only as the two sides have not met officially since the proposal was made in 2005.

A group of landowners is vehemently protesting a recent land agreement that purportedly will deprive them of their Native Customary Rights land.

The Kuching High Court allows the PKR vice-president to file for a judicial review against the Sarawak Immigration Department's entry ban on him.

A miffed Sarawak PKR chief hits out at the state tourism minister Michael Manyin for saying that basic rights would be eroded under a Pakatan Rakyat-led government

Villagers from several longhouses are crying foul over a timber company, linked to a prominent Sarawak businessman's family and a politician from Kapit.

Village chiefs and families make an obstinate stand against developers encroaching on their lands, hoping to halt project.

The Kapit MP bemoans the lack of infrastructure development in the town and is still waiting for BN to fulfil its pledge to deliver the Kapit-Sibu trunk road so vital to its economy.