If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must man be of learning from experience.– George Bernard Shaw, Irish political activist Malaysians have endured years of political instability, a reality that many citizens hoped had ended with the formation of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s unity government on
Fulfilling MA63 demands was one of the initial directives I set when I became prime minister, despite the criticisms. Sometimes the opposition criticises me, alleging that I’m afraid of losing support … . – Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim For decades, Sarawak has stood firm in fighting for its legitimate rights
Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac? – George Carlin, American social critic, actor and author In a daily traffic, unforeseen incidents can occur, leaving drivers entangled in disputes over fault and responsibility. Picture this:
SARAWAK and Sabah’s relentless push to regain our rightful one-third representation in Parliament reflects the ongoing struggle to restore a promise made over 60 years ago; this struggle is more than a call for parliamentary seats – it’s a demand to honour the spirit of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63)
With its largest budget, Sarawak’s 2025 fiscal plan aims to bridge urban-rural gaps, boost digital transformation, and uplift social welfare, ensuring equitable progress for all Sarawakians. This comprehensive blueprint reflects the state’s commitment to sustainable growth, inclusive development, and innovation. The Sarawak Budget 2025, themed ‘Together building a prosperous future’,
Remember, remember always, that all of us, you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists. – Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd president of US During his campaign trail for the US presidential election, Donald Trump had repeatedly sparked debates on his stance on immigration. He vowed to take tough
The writer combines satire with a thoughtful look at Malaysia’s political landscape, framing Najib’s hypothetical comeback in a way that provokes readers to reflect on the nation’s priorities and the allure of charismatic leadership. AS the dust settles on the US presidential election, political observers worldwide are left marvelling at
The writer, a Sarawak-based veteran journalist, reflects the gap between preached values and real-world outcomes with regard to the alarming baby dumping cases in the country. He analyses and provides a comprehensive perspective on the issue, integrating both religious and societal factors with actionable recommendations. The recent case of baby
I am happy Sarawak has made headlines by becoming the first state in Malaysia to abolish the quota-based university admission system, implementing a purely merit-based approach. This shift represents a bold statement in favour of equal opportunity and intellectual meritocracy, reflecting the state’s ambition to foster a competitive academic environment.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s administration has witnessed an era of recalibrated federal relations with Sarawak and Sabah. His commitment to the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) has been widely seen as a strategic move, given the critical parliamentary support we contribute to his one-time fledgling Pakatan Harapan coalition. However,