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Sarawak, Sabah need autonomy more than DPM post, say analysts

Two states need funds to build roads, hospitals, schools.

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Abang Jo expected to grill Anwar on Sarawak issues | The Malaysian Insight

Deputy minister says unresolved MA63 promises, use of English, religious freedom will be key talking points.

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GPS now has bragging rights on MA63, says analyst | The Malaysian Insight

With passing of constitutional amendments, it is the only coalition to show its ability to deliver, James Chin says.

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Analysts predict comfortable victory for Gabungan Parti Sarawak in upcoming state election | Malaysia

KUCHING, Nov 29 Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) is expected to fare well in the coming state election but is unlikely to win all 82 seats, observed political analysts. University of Tasmania’s Asian Studies professor Dr James Chin opined GPS has every reason to feel confident as the Opposition.

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