KUCHING, Oct 22, 2014: Former Sarawak Teachers' Union (STU)
president William Ghani Bina is in critical condition at the Intensive Care
Unit of the Sarawak General Hospital following a road accident this evening.
A venue to express opinions and views on social issues, native customary rights land, cultures and traditions of the Dayak community as well as to voice out the problems and grievances of the indigenous and rural communities.
Wednesday, 22 October 2014
"Money Logging" book on exploitation of Sarawak's natural resources to be launched on Nov 3
(BASEL, SWITZERLAND, Oct 22, 2014: A 300-page non-fiction
paperback on Borneo logging will be launched on Nov 3 on the occasion of the
50th session of the International Tropical Timber Council in Yokohama, Japan.
The book, entitled Money Logging: On the Trail of the
Asian Timber Mafia, reads like a thriller and is authored by historian and
campaigner Lukas Straumann, who is also the executive director of the Bruno
Manser Fund, a Switzerland-based advocacy group closely connected to the plight
of Malaysia’s indigenous peoples.
Tuesday, 21 October 2014
Blockade set up by anti-Baram dam protesters has been dismantled
BARAM, Oct 21, 2014: A year old blockade set up by the
indigenous communities in an attempt to stop the construction of the proposed
Baram dam was dismantled this morning by the police, Forest Department officers
and the loggers.
Chong: Why wait for royalties when SESCo can afford to reduce electricity tariffs?
KUCHING, Oct 21, 2014: Sarawak DAP chairman Chong Chieng
Jen stressed today there is no need for the State government to wait for the
increase in the oil and gas royalties from Petronas before it can reduce
electricity tariffs.
"SESCo (Syarikat Sesco Berhad) can afford the
reduction of electricity tariffs," he said in a statement when commenting
on a pledge by Chief Minister Adenan Satem that the State government would
reduce water and electricity tariffs if it succeeded in getting Petronas to
raise the oil and gas royalties for Sarawak.
Monday, 20 October 2014
Adenan attracting attention with his pronouncements
KUCHING, Oct 20, 2014: Adenan Satem, who became chief
minister on Feb 28 this year, continues to attract attention with his
pronouncements.
Political observers are looking at Adenan as being more
transparent, politically friendly and a grassroots man.
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