Sarawakians should reject all Malayan political parties including PPBM from coming into Sarawak as we don’t want to be colonized by Malaya. SUPP Youth Central Chief Michael Tiang issued a press statement today in response to the news that PPBM has set up their first branch in Kuching. According to Tiang, although there is no law to stop Malayan parties from coming over to Sarawak, by allowing or bringing Malayan political parties into Sarawak is viewed as a first step for Malaya to further colonize Sarawak. He acknowledged that aRead More

Sarawak Local government and Housing Minister, Datuk Dr Sim Kui Hian warned that he will terminate contract with the contractor for drainage upgrading system project at Jalan Batu Kawa Lorong 3 if the contractor does not commence the project within this week. He lamented that the contractor has been given many opportunity to complete the project, yet still unable to meet the government’s requirement. The project of upgrading the earth drain to concrete drain is under DID department. It was approved on 2017 October and expected to be completed 2018 March. However,Read More

President of SUPP, Datuk Dr. Sim Kui Hian, shared a moment of joy during the celebration of the Sarawak Independence Day at the staduim with school children who turned up to show their patriotism.

Chief Minister Abang Johari Tun Openg said Sarawak needs four times the current quantum of allocation from the federal government to be able to develop good infrastructure throughout the length and breadth of Sarawak, in the rural areas. Speaking at the opening of the Sarawak Independence Day celebration at the Celebration Square, Jalan Stadium today, he said this is why the state wants it rights over the oil and gas as the  current strong financial reserve is partly the accumulation of revenue from the oil and gas industry on our shores. The money returned to the peopleRead More

Batu Kitang​ ​​state assemblyman Lo Khere Chiang​ called​ all Sarawakians to appreciate and understand the true meaning of Sarawak Day which is celebrated each year on July 22. The Sarawak government has announced July 22 as a public holiday in Sarawak. We gained our independence on that day in 1963,” he said at the Sarawak flag-raising ceremony in conjunction with Sarawak Day, organised by Ho Soon Physical Culture Club at Kuching Sentral here yesterday​ and ​hoped that such programmes would instill the love for Sarawak by all races in Sarawak.Read More