Sarawak has achieved significant milestones, including the historic 2022 constitutional amendment and exceeding renewable energy targets, positioning itself as ASEAN's "Battery." However, this progress is juxtaposed against ongoing challenges like rural water access and unresolved Native Customary Rights (NCR) land disputes, requiring continued negotiation alongside implementation.
Sarawak's fruit industry is booming, led by premium SG-1 pineapples destined for China and Singapore exports in 2026. Backed by RM16.32 million in investments, the Tanjung Manis Pineapple Hub boosts farmer incomes, driving agricultural transformation toward Sarawak's 2030 food-exporter goal.
Rabbit farming holds strong potential in Sarawak, requiring minimal land and low investment while offering fast reproduction cycles. With rising demand for lean, healthy...
Jambatan Batang Igan sepanjang 1.439 kilometer bernilai RM285.5 juta rasmi dibuka pada 15 Mac 2026, mengakhiri 30 tahun pergantungan feri. Perjalanan yang dahulu mengambil masa 30 minit kini hanya beberapa minit, membuka peluang ekonomi, pendidikan, dan kesihatan kepada penduduk Igan, Matu, Daro dan Mukah.
In July 2025, Sarawak’s assembly voted 80–2 to expand from 82 to 99 seats, citing urbanisation, local representation, and overdue redelineation. Critics warn the 17-seat increase may entrench malapportionment and dominant-party advantage ahead of the next state election.