SARIKEI: Jalan Belepong Sungai Belepong, a road frequently affected by floods due to its low-lying location, has been identified for upgrades under a rural development
RELEVANT ministries, especially the State of Financial Secretary (SFS) are called to look into the issue concerning the challenges faced by the professional consultants in
DEPUTY Minister for Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development, Datuk Ripin Lamat (GPS-Lambir) has outlined the comprehensive efforts under the Sarawak Youth StartUp Programme to tackle
The full speech of Satok assemblyman and GPS chief whip, Datuk Ibrahim Baki, on the Sarawak’s continental shelf issue during his debate on the Supply
DATUK Mohd Chee Kadir (GPS-Kabung) voiced concerns about the growing crocodile threat faced by residents in his constituency during his support for the Supply Bill
Datuk Ibrahim Baki (GPS-Satok) has dismissed criticism from certain quarters as jealousy-driven. “There are voices buzzing around like mosquitoes,” he said during the Supply Bill
SCIENCE subjects at SMK Nanga Medamit should be reintroduced to offer opportunities for students who wish to pursue them. In making this call, Datuk Paulus
DATUK Ibrahim Baki (GPS-Satok) has dismissed former law minister Datuk Zaid Ibrahim’s suggestion that the Batu Puteh ruling could impact Sarawak’s claims over its offshore
THE Oil Mining Ordinance (OMO), 1958, which provides for the powers for the issuance of prospecting licenses, mining leases, and certificates to regulate oil mining
ROLLAND Duat Jubin (GPS-Meluan) has once again called for expedited approval from the State Planning Authority (SPA) for a petrol station in Julau, drawing attention
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