Tuesday, 16 December 2025

Category: Column

Cast your vote wisely

TOMORROW is polling day when Malaysians will vote to determine the country’s future. This is one of the fundamental ideas that sustain the democratic system:

GPS committed to development

THE issue of rural and urban development in Sarawak has become the central focus of every election. With an area approximately equivalent to Peninsular Malaysia

GPS certain to win 26 to 28 seats

ON paper, Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) is almost certain to win 26 to 28 seats in the 15th general election (GE15). Why not 31 seats?

Empowering women in development

To be a developed region or territory of Malaysia by 2030 and ensure continued progress after that, Sarawak must not overlook or disregard the participation

GPS will dominate Bidayuh seats

It is quite apparent that all three Bidayuh seats this time will return to Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS). In 2018 the coalition lost the parliamentary

Will Ismail Sabri return as prime minister?

Leadership should be focused on extending the ladder of opportunity to everyone. – Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada   Will Datuk Seri Ismail Yaakob become Malaysia’s

All eyes on GPS

The election atmosphere in Sarawak is calm and under control even though rival parties have their own ways of addressing issues brought up by voters.