Sarawak recorded a revenue of RM14.187 billion in 2024, the highest in the state’s history. In comparison, Selangor recorded RM2.8 billion in state revenue, while Penang brought in RM810.46 million.

State minister Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah says the proposed increase is necessary to reflect Sarawak’s demographic shifts, urban growth, and rising demand for equitable representation.

KUCHING: Sarawak is proposing an increase of 17 elected representatives to the state legislative assembly, bringing the total from 82 to 99. State Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts ...

KUALA LUMPUR: The Sarawak Export Day 2025, held at the Imperial Hotel Kuching, concluded with the participation of nearly 300 entrepreneurs and industry players from across the state, reflecting ...

A Sarawak state assemblyperson has accused the state government of gerrymandering following the tabling of a bill to expand the state assembly from 82 to 99 seats. DAP's Pending representative ...

Spotlight on Sarawak’s tiny stars as frog tourism booms in Borneo Listen to this article Kubah National Park reveals stunning species like the Matang narrow-mouthed frog, attracting eco-tourists ...

KUCHING, July 7 (Bernama) -- The General Operations Force (GOF), Sarawak brigade seized various goods worth RM1.16 million under Op Taring Awas and Op Batas held at various locations in the south of ...

[SINGAPORE] Oiltek announced on Thursday (Jul 3) that it is in talks with Sarawak Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) Energy, the wholly owned subsidiary of SEDC, to explore possibilities of the ...

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KUCHING, July 2 (Bernama) -- Sarawak must explore new markets such as Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America to diversify beyond its traditional trade partners, said the state's Deputy Premier, ...

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