Local-based party essential in protecting Sarawak’s interests, says SUPP man
[BorneoPost] - 01/5/2025
SIBU (Jan 5): The importance of having a local-based political party such as Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) lies in its ability to effectively safeguard the interests of Sarawakians, said Kevin Lau. Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) Youth Central chairman believes that only political parties (…)
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[Malay Mail] - 6/01/2025
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[New Straits Times] - 6/01/2025
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[BorneoPost] - 6/01/2025
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[New Straits Times] - 6/01/2025
Nationwide raids take RM900k worth of imitation guns off streets, 16 arrested [WATCH]
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[New Straits Times] - 7/01/2025
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[New Straits Times] - 6/01/2025
