Sunday, August 8, 2010

The Sibu Malay conman and his early ‘successes’



by Sebanaku Sarawak

KUCHING: There is a saying that don’t help a snake because it will bite the hand that has helped it.

Hasidah sengaja memberi masalah kepada Fadillah?


oleh: JJ

KUCHING: Sebahagian besar daripada penduduk Kampung Sungai Midin di Samariang disini berang dengan kenyataan YB Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali dalam sebuah tabloid nasional yang ‘menggambarkan’ penduduk kampung tersebut akan dipindahkan. 

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Zulhaidah is clear favourite to win the Bekenu seat

Zulhaidah Suboh


by Sebanaku Sarawak

KUCHING: An aspiring young woman Zulhaidah Suboh is now a clear favorite to win the Bekenu constituency.

Friday, August 6, 2010

NEWS FLASH - Sungai Midin villagers not happy with Hasidah

Sungai Midin villagers are not happy with their elected representative YB Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali  for giving a statement, as quoted by a national Malay tabloid, that they had to evacuate the area because they are staying on the state land.

The villagers' representative went to see Sharifah Hasidah today at 10:30am at her service center to get her clarification on the statement.

Sharifah Hasidah claimed that she was misquoted by a reporter.

3rd Month Anniversary


Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Mahyan to seek revenge?

by Sebanaku Sarawak

KUCHING: To some in Sarawak or even in Malaysia, Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Batu Lintang Branch deputy chairman Awang Mahyan Awang Mohamed is a legendary figure in football.

Although in term of achievement, his successors could be better than him, it is undeniable fact that his era as the Sarawak football coach is more electrifying and exciting if compared with any coach in Sarawak.

It was during his short reign that he coined the Ngap Sayot battle cry which is still famous until now.

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Who is guilty - Hasidah or Fadillah? Or both?

by Sebanaku Sarawak

KUCHING: Since the completion of the multipurpose hall about two years ago, it has been a talking point among the villagers. 

They just can’t fathom the rationale of having a RM200,000-worth multipurpose hall but it could not be used due to no electricity and water. And the workmanship is generally bad. 

And they also wondering whether the multipurpose hall is really worth RM200,000 or actually only RM100,000 or less. 

The reason is, there is nothing special about the multipurpose hall that can justify its cost of RM200,000. 

It is due to their strong support to Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) that causes them not to bring this matter to the attention of the oppositions.