DNC president: Our wish for 2015 is for the federal government to recognise our existence as Dayak

Dayak National Congress (DNC) president Mengga Mikui's Christmas Day's message 

This Year of 2014 is an eventful and challenging year for Malaysia and particularly for the Dayak Community of Sabah and Sarawak.

Dayak National Congress [DNC] has been in existence for just over one year. We in DNC have been working very hard to serve the Dayak community. This first year of our existence is a year of planning while attending to and addressing urgent matters affecting the Dayak community.

Dayak Identity

Minority Christians under siege by Perkasa, Isma and extremists in Umno Baru

Christmas Day's Message by Baru Bian, State PKR chairman

This year, the word that comes to me as I reflect on the events of the past 12 months is ‘love’, and so my Christmas message this year revolves around this word. The essence of our Christian faith is love. The greatest lesson to be distilled from the Bible is that of love.

One of the most quoted verses of the Bible in John 3:16 lays the foundation of our faith: “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”

BMF hopes Adenan's strong statements on illegal loggings not rhetorics

KUCHING, Dec 23, 2014: Swiss-based international non-governmental organisation  Bruno Manser Fund (BMF), in its Christmas Day's message, says that 2014 has seen some major changes in Sarawak which make us hopeful for the future.

"After 33 years in power, long-term Chief Minister Taib Mahmud stepped down on Feb 28, 2014. It seems clear that he was forced to resign by the Malaysian Federal Government," BMF said in a statement.

 

A Penan family in the deep interior of Baram

Stop giving excuses, just investigate, Chong tells MACC

KUCHING, Dec 23, 2014: Sarawak DAP chairman Chong Chieng Jenn(picture) has told the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to stop giving excuses for not acting on his complaint on the award of a road project in Kapit to Impian Zaman Sdn Bhd.

Chong challenges MACC to investigate award of road project to Impian Zaman

KUCHING, Dec 20, 2014: Sarawak Opposition leader Chong Chieng Jen  today challenged MACC Investigations Department director Jamidan Abdullah to investigate the award of the Jalan Song/Sungai Yong, Phase 3, Kapit, Pakej B road construction project to Impian Zaman Sdn Bhd.

"Right from the start, the secretive conversion of “open tender” to “selected tender” process for the award of the project smacks of cronyism and improper industrial practice.

 

Chong Chieng Jen