Dayak NGOs ask state government to put on hold all pending NCR land cases before the court

KUCHING, June 18, 2017 - A coalition of nine Dayak non-governmental organisations (NGOs)  has asked the state government to issue directive to the  Attorney-General to put on hold all native customary rights (NCR) land cases pending before the court while waiting for the Sarawak Land Code to be amended.

Are there really no evidences against three accused in murdering Bill Kayong? Read the full judgment

Public Prosecutor vs

1. Mohamad Fitri Pauzi .. 1st Accused

2. Lie Chang Loon ..2nd Accused 

3. Chin Wui Chung ..3rd Accused

4. Lee Chee Kiang alias Datuk Stephen Lee Chee Kiang .. 4th Accused

PKR Miri branch secretary Bill Kayong was shot dead on June 21, 2016, but three of four accused were discharged and acquitted by the High Court without their defence being called.

JUDGMENT

Introduction.

 On 21st June 2016, one Bill anak Kayong was shot dead at a traffic light intersection in Miri. Four accused persons were charged in separate cases in connection with the killing. At the outset of the trial, the prosecution successfully applied for a joint trial for all the four cases. 

Set up special talent taskforce to identity needs of State, then talents, Abang Jo urged

 By PK Leong

KUCHING, June 15, 2017 - Chief Minister Datuk Amar Abang Johari Tun Abang Openg should establish a special “talent” taskforce to first identify the needs of the State, and then identifying the talents to meet the need.

Don't fall prey to scam offering "fastest internet connection" wifi machines, urges Chong Chieng Jen's special assistant

 By PK Leong

KUCHING, June 14, 2017: Co-chair of Pakatan Harapan Sarawak Youth Dr Kelvin Yii has urged the public to be on alert of the growing cases of scams in the State as well as not to fall prey to financial schemes promising unrealistically high returns in a short period of time.

After a life was lost, JKR sealed the pothole at Km9 Lawas-Damit road

Letter to administrator

At around 8am on Friday 9 June 2017, an accident involving two motorcycles around 9 km from Lawas town on the Lawas-Damit road claimed the life of one young man, Seddie Sigar Surang.