
Court orders halt to logging by Taib-linked firms
15 Iban communities get what could be the start of justice in their battle against encroachment into NCR land.

15 Iban communities get what could be the start of justice in their battle against encroachment into NCR land.

Funded by donations, the Penan children are equipped with the skills to enter Primary One with confidence.

COMMENT
No state propaganda can outlive the state. And no matter how powerful, all regimes must come to an end.

He is being subjected to a 'fierce SMS campaign' urging him to remove Baru Bian as state party chief.

Six Home Ministry officials raided Sadia's office just after midnight and confiscated about 1,200 CDs and VCDs.

ANTIDOTE
The new year has begun - with children from the community facing mounting obstacles getting to school.

COMMENT
The entrenched ‘old guard’, accustomed to holding undisputed control, may be struck by a triple whammy.

COMMENT
Reports of police and organised gangs using force to evict native villagers from their land are increasing.


Parents have complained about this but were told that no change can be made to the school report cards where it appeared.

Blog unearths new allegations of a land acquisition deal that earned RM15 million for Quality Concrete Holdings.

Sarawak's ethnic groups are angered over 'hostile takeovers' of their land, but will they vote for change in the state polls?

In holding out the lure of development to longhouse residents, did the Sarawak chief minister go a step too far in Sibu?

ANTIDOTE
Chief Minister’s ‘politics of development’ seems to be directed at a small coterie of family and friends.


The news of the arson at a loggers’ camp and the arrest of seven activists has raised the temperature.

People are impatient for answers over last week’s massive logjam on the Rejang river.

COMMENT
BN has logistics support and control over the civil service and media, but the signs are that Pakatan will make deep inroads.

Sarawak Energy Bhd's Norwegian boss has lambasted European environmentalists.

An agreement has been reached with the state government to exclude native land affecting 27 longhouses from the Ulu Sebuyau national park.

With the state polls expected soon, they are making a strong play for Taib Mahmud to stay.

COMMENT:
What else can work for Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud's family timber company Samling - if threats against the natives do not?

A schoolboy was arrested and beaten by police in Lawas following a seemingly innocuous argument over football.

Rural Sarawakians are increasingly vocal about the lack of basic public services, and poor treatment by corporate and bureaucratic outsiders.