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Sarawak · Sarawak

Dispute over Petronas, Petros partly due to envy, says Abang Jo

The Sarawak premier also slams ‘people with nothing better to do’ for pushing the ‘Sarawak for Sarawakians’ narrative to ‘those who are jealous’.See the Story

Singapore Politics · Singapore

Singapore dissolves parliament ahead of imminent election

47% Center coverage: 61 sources

Singapore's parliament was dissolved on Tuesday ahead of a general election to be held within three months, a government gazette said. The vote will be the first electoral test for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, who took over from long-time premier Lee Hsien Loong as leader of the People's Action Party in May 2024.See the Story

Asia · Kuching

RM1.2k ‘pocket money’ disbursement: S’wakian tertiary students urged to register with S Pay Global

By DayakDaily Team KUCHING, March 30: Sarawakian students enrolled at institutions of higher learning across Malaysia are urged to register with S Pay Global as soon as possible, as the RM1,200 financial aid will be disbursed through the e-wallet. In a Sarawak Public Communication Unit (UKAS) report, Chief Political Secretary to the Sarawak Premier, Dato Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman, advised students not to wait until the last minute, as it could lead…See the Story

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