Tony Thien

Supp is ready for some tough decisions to turn the party around and it includes dropping unpopular leaders at the next state elections.

The incident which took the lives of three people was the third landslide in just over a week in Sarawak.

Sarawak Assistant Housing Minister Dr Soon Choon Teck says he can no longer discharge his duties as assistant publicity chief of Supp as he was being sidelined by party leaders in Sibu.

The three Ibans are involved in a struggle to keep a plantation firm from encroaching into their NCR land.

An internal conflict in the Sarawak United People's Party has resulted in Dr Soon Choon Teck being given the cold shoulder by other party leaders in Sibu.

The one-time Barisan Nasional party is pressuring the Sabah cabinet to get the special grant from Putrajaya before the premier steps down in March.

A Sarawak opposition leader urges the police and relevant authorities to take the problems of sexual slavery and human trafficking in Malaysia seriously and not treat the victims as criminals.

updated 1.40pm Sarawakians see greater prospects for political change in their own state after the PAS win in KT which confirms waning support for BN. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Amde Sidik says he is keen to help shape the multi-racial direction of the party as a way forward for Malaysians.

updated 12.33pm He tells a 5,000 strong crowd in Kuching that the locals are dissatisfied with the Sarawak government and this will pave the way for a Pakatan victory in the state polls.

Joseph Tawie is calling for a revamp of the country's election system, especially in Sarawak, where claims are rife that longhouse chiefs and occupants are being paid for their votes.

He was reminded that the traditional practice was, in fact, included in the ‘Adat Iban 1993' and has been part of the general customs of the Iban community for generations.

Gobalakrishnan, who is MP for Padang Serai in Kedah, was barred from entering Sarawak on Christmas eve by the immigration authorities at the Kuching International Airport.

It should not be scared to tell all-powerful CM about the plight of the Dayak community, especially the vast tracts of natives’ land being given to oil palm companies.

There are growing fears that Sarawak may use its immigration powers to deny entry to Peninsula-based politicians, including PKR leader Anwar Ibrahim.

A popular Dayak blogger has accused Supp of being more interested in highlighting Chinese issues and ignoring the plights of the Dayaks who had supported the party in the past.

Moving out of its ‘Chinese' identity, the DAP taps into discontent among Dayaks who claim that the state government has neglected their needs.

Anwar's lawyers has served a letter of demand for an unreserved apology and monetary compensation on the Sarawak deputy chief minister for alleged defamation.

They are not against the construction of the Bengoh dam but only want better relocation sites, fairer compensation and recognition of NCR land. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The opposition leader is going after the Sarawak deputy chief minister over allegedly defamatory remarks made in relation to Anwar’s recent visit to a longhouse.

The Sarawak native community claims that it is as badly marginalised as Indians in the peninsula, and that Britain should pay heed to its predicament.

The PKR de facto leader claims that several Sarawak Barisan Nasional elected representatives are committed to joining the opposition party.