Stephen Tiong

They applaud the release of copies of the Bible in the Malay language, without knowing the conditions set.

Sarawak cabinet member James Jemut Masing said the chief minister has hinted heavily during a meeting today that polls will be held next month.

A farmer is accusing a police officer of raping his daughter but nearly a year after the police report was filed, it's still 'under investigation.'

Church leaders want further clarification of the imposition of two conditions by the Home Ministry.

It names 16 candidates for the state elections in defiance of Pakatan's offer of three seats, thus throwing seat negotiations into disarray.

 

They warn that the Home Ministry will be answerable for any religious tension provoked by the issue.

Early morning shoppers and coffee shop patrons give George Chan a telling off as he walks about Miri wet market.

Claims that Sarawak practises sustainable forest management are only good on paper, says expert Mengga Mikui.

The 30,000 Bibles held by the Home Ministry are not meant for distribution to Muslims or Muslim areas in Sarawak.

It appears like the Opposition leader has launched the campaign for the coming state elections with a savage barrage aimed at the BN.

He gives chapter and verse to show ‘repeated government action' in breaching the Malaysia Agreement.

The party's national vice-president says news report that he's on the verge of joining Snap is ‘total fabrication'.

S'wak PKR chief Baru Bian draws attention to court documents over an NCR land grab, the existence of which the CM denies.

In the glare of his divorce case, the Sarawak CM's eldest son may decide to stand down from the upcoming state elections.

 

 

The Court of Appeal holds back a Kuching High Court ruling that a deal to turn native customary rights land into an oil palm estate is illegal.

Movement for Change, Sarawak backing potential candidates from PKR, DAP and BN for the state elections.

Sarawak PKR’s Nicholas Bawin says the CM must not hide behind his cronies to put to rest this issue once and for all.

'If we want unseat the BN from power, yes, Snap will swim and sink with Pakatan. That is the only formula we have.'

Component parties give themselves 14 days to sort out overlapping claims over seats to be contested in the upcoming state elections.

It has threatened to withdraw from Pakatan due to an apparent deadlock in seat allocation talks with PKR.

NCR land is mysteriously leased to a company linked to the CM after a joint venture is signed between the natives and another firm.

No law can supercede native customary rights ruling seems to have strengthened the hands of those who are fighting on their behalf.

The compilation from Sarawak Report is handed over by an NGO, which challenges the CM to respond or face the people's wrath.

Friends and supports chip in to fend off bankruptcy from PKR counsel found liable for uttering defamatory words against another lawyer.