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Stop targeting the NGOs for raising the issue, said Sarawak PKR Wanita. Instead, the wing urged the authorities to work with the NGOs to probe the allegations.

The party motion asking him to honour a promise he made in 2006 to step down as president of the Sarawak United People’s Party this year is no longer an issue.


Residents in Kota Sentosa, Kuching, say blasting activities in a quarry near their homes, belonging to the chief minister’s family, is not only damaging their property but endangering their lives.

RM3 million can be considered pocket change for prominent tycoon Ting Pek Khiing but why did he pursue the debt owed to his company by a Chinese school board in such a fashion?




updated 6.20pm
Sarawak's long-serving Chief Minister Taib Mahmud has said very little to PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim's statement that his party is working towards taking over the state.

PKR Congress The expected declaration - that PKR is targetting Sarawak as it next frontline state - has been made by top party leaders at the PKR meet today.

The looming global recession should not prevent the federal government from building a new airport in Lahad Datu, says the Sabah Progressive Party.




An accord on Sabah issues has been reached between Anwar Ibrahim and Sapp leaders in Kota Kinabalu yesterday.

Sibu
Anwar Ibrahim was clearly moved by the huge crowd, said to be one of the largest-ever political sit-down dinner gatherings in Sarawak.

updated 10.45pm
Gabriel Adit, an independent state assemblyperson in Sarawak, has joined PKR together with 12,000 others at a gathering in Sibu.

The Bruno Manser Fund is unimpressed by the Malaysian authorities' handling of complaints into the alleged sexual abuse of Penan women by logging company workers.


