George Chan wondering why the Bako landowners turned to the DAP to solve the matter

PLEASE TELL HIM WHY !!!

Bako landowners promised even-handed deal

Posted on October 19, 2010, Tuesday

KUCHING: The government will ensure a fair deal for the Bako landowners as far as compensation goes.

Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr George Chan, in stating this yesterday, said a thorough evaluation needed to be conducted in order to come up with a possible new deal, fair to both landowners and the government.

“I believe the Land and Survey Department has carried out a survey before indicating the compensation rates.

Not real, only to scare BN leaders

Sarawak Mirror
Friday, August 20, 2010

KUCHING: A political analyst said it would be a grave mistake for Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) to pull out from the Barisan Nasional (BN).

A senior lecturer with Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) Professor Dr Jeniri Amir said if indeed SUPP pull out of the coalition then it would be a great lost not only to the party but also the Chinese community in Sarawak.

He however believed that it was just SUPP trick to frighten the government and BN leaders.

“It’s not going to be real, I believe, it was just an old trick to scare the BN leaders and the government to achieve their own agenda,” said Dr Jeniri to The Star yesterday.

SUPP and the government’s fertilizer and seed subsidies

by Sebanaku Sarawak

KUCHING: Since early 2000’s the Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry has agreed to the State Government’s request for a fertilizer and seed subsidies to the farmers in the State.

Thus, each year the State Government would be getting between RM10 million to RM20 million of subsidies from the Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry which are meant for the farmers.

SUPP is to suffer the same fate as MCA

by Sebanaku Sarawak

KUCHING: The May 2006 state election had provided Sarawak United People’s Party(SUPP) a good opportunity to reform itself after losing eight seats in the election.