Sunday, November 1st, 2015
大型砂石船阻碍河流交通
砂人联党青年团总团长陈开接获渔民投诉，指达万河（Sg Tabuan）出现砂石船阻碍河上交通。 他指出，巨型的砂石船是串行达万河，负责运载砂石给当地某间工厂。不过，由于砂石船体积庞大，往往阻碍了古晋新渔村的渔船串行该河流。 “渔船公会已经就此事投诉了一段时间。起初，我有亲自向相关公司业者反映这项问题，不过问题至今没有解决。” 陈开呼吁相关机构，包括砂拉越河流局能关注这项问题，并且将会此问题向砂人联党主席拿督沈桂贤上议员转达。
党代议决案
砂拉越人民联合党党代4项主要议决案： 1. 人联党全力支持阿迪南沙登担任砂拉越首席部长；同时支持他在2016年州选举后继续担任砂拉越首席部长。 2. 人联党全力支持砂拉越首席部长争取砂拉越的自主权及权力下放给砂拉越。 3. 国阵的党章原则与共识，必须严格被遵守，并时刻被捍卫。接受任何政党加入国阵必须获得所有国阵成员党党员的一致同意。 4. 人联党将在国阵旗帜下竞选所有分配给人联党的19个议席及新的选区，此权力绝不能妥协。 与此同时，大会也通过多项有关耕者有其田，中下层人民享有土地，及木屋区人民享有房屋的提案，以期达到2020年完全无木屋区居民的问题，常年拨款支援砂拉越州内的华文独中，华小及教会学校。
Problem faced by fishermen at Sg Apong
Hugh barges ferrying stones and sand at Sg Tabuan which was berthed near CMS cement plant bridge has brought a lot of trouble to fishermen at Sg Apong who plied along the area. Sarawak United Peoples’ Party (SUPP) Youth Chairman Tan Kai said the fisherman association had complained to him about the issue. He then called for a dialogue between the the association and the companies to resolve the problem. Tan Kai said although there was discussion between the two groups, there was no improvement for the fishermen, who couldRead More
Dr Sim: SUPP must move with the time
President of SUPP, Senator Datuk Dr. Sim Kui Hian said SUPP must move with the time to remain relevant and to adapt to changes in order to move forward. Speaking at the 24th SUPP Annual Delegates Conference held Sunday, Dr. Sim said through all these, only then a transformation can take place. He said thus this was why an annual delegate conference was called yearly instead of triennially. He said it was only fair to meet the people on the ground from all the branches and to hear them out.Read More
SUPP launched their election theme: ‘Safeguard Sarawak with more Autonomy’
SUPP launched their election theme ‘Safeguard Sarawak with more Autonomy’ during their 24th Annual Delegates Conference Sunday at their party headquarters, where delegates from all over 42 branches turned up in full force. Also invited to witness the grand ceremony were former presidents of SUPP, Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr. George Chan and Tan Sri Peter Chin. In their party resolutions, one was to affiliate to the party’s political theme to increase the number of Parliament Seats for Sarawak as party demands for adequate representation in parliaments to safeguard SarawakRead More
SUPP to contest in 21 seats in coming state election
SUPP vice President, Datuk Francis Harden revealed to the press that the party will be contesting in 21 seats this coming state election, an additional of 2 new seats. Harden who was speaking at the 24th Annual delegates conference on Sunday, said members are united to work together to win over the lost seats. He said although it is an uphill battle, they will stand firm and strong. SUPP, he said, would also be working on a united front with their partners in Barisan Nasional, that is the Parti PesakaRead More
Sarawakian BN MP as Education Minister
It’s time to let a Sarawakian BN MP to hold the post of Education Minister to bring a real transformation to our national education system, said Michael Tiang, the secretary for SUPP Pelawan Branch. Tiang, in a recently issued press statement, said that since the formation of Malaysia, we had 18 Education Ministers, and out of the 18, 16 ministers were from UMNO. Tiang said, it is clear that the position of Minister of Education was traditionally reserved for UMNO candidates. Nevertheless, Tiang said after 52 years of the formationRead More
Rural Transformation Programme (RTP) for Bawang Assan
A total of 56 projects under the Rural Transformation Programme (RTP) totalling RM1.62 million have been approved for implementation in the Bawang Assan area, according to SUPP Bawang Assan chairman Robert Lau Hui Yew. He said the projects included street-lighting, drainage, jetty and plank walks. These projects are expected to be completed by year-end. Lau, who has projected himself as the likely SUPP candidate for Bawang Assan in the next state election, said he personally had received some project applications from the residents. He said the applications had been forwardedRead More
Autonomy from Putrajaya for Education.
The SUPP Stampin Parliamentary Liaison Committee has backed Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Adenan Satem’s move to seek autonomy from Putrajaya for education. Chairman Tan Joo Phoi said the liaison committee has also suggested the state government set up a public university with English as its medium of instruction once the devolution of power in education had materialised. “At the moment, the only universities in Malaysia that use English as the medium of teaching are all private ones, while none of the public universities practise this,” he told aRead More
