I cant get to that page. How to get in?

Yah, I want to visit her palace too.

Since this is all built on Sarawak money, everybody can go and visit! I want satay and kolo mee.

There should be more than these.

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ok,...satu batang satay lembu & i bowl of kolok mee for En.chong67,i just want some English scones,a cup of tea(kulang manis) and i tapao some for webbie and....what's your oda ....fellow forum mates??

The hyenas are on his tail. What else will he do?





Taib's billions: Sarawak dailies gagged.
Sun, 04 Jul 2010 08:00 . .By Roselind Jarrow

KUCHING: Owners and editors of newspapers in the state have been told to refrain from publishing reports regarding properties worth billions of ringgit allegedly owned by Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud and his family.

The directive from the CM's department came in the wake of a number of reports lodged with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Agency, urging it to investigate Taib’s properties.

The directive was conveyed late this week to the owners and editors through the state department of information.

The directive also told the editors not to send reporters to cover any press conferences by PKR in the state, apparently in retaliation against the party’s youth wing for lodging a report with the MACC over Taib's wealth.

Contacted today, several editors declined to comment on the directive.

However group editor of The Borneo Post and Utusan Borneo Jimmy Adit said that he heard about the directive from his colleagues, but denied receiving it personally.

“How can they stop us publishing a PKR statement if it is a good statement, not liable or inflammatory?

“They cannot simply issue a directive like that,” he said.

Three MACC reports have so far been lodged against Taib after a news portal, The Sarawak Report, carried articles claiming that Taib and his family owned overseas properties worth billions of ringgit.

His daughter Jamilah is said to head their business empire in Canada, England and Australia.

Several blogs and websites have been highlighting the reports which Taib's party Parti Pesaka Bumiputra Bersatu has described as “lies”.

The party has set up a media unit to closely monitor these reports in the blogs and websites and to issue statements to counter the lies.

seriously, this wont go anywhere!!! even if they published it, then what? we must stand up together and do whatever necessary action during election...i mean vote whoever you think a good candidate!! dont waste our own money asking for macc probe! not worth it...

When is election coming up?

Is election fair and square in Sarawak?

We should all rise up and vote him off office!

Justice is needed, please! Whoever took it in the wrong way, have to pay back in the end. Especially when it involve public and the welfare of the state...

wow... after I read this and the website that Tequila giving, 2 words..
what the !!!

Stumbled upon the following, which, if true must surely arouse the ire of Sarawakians ......




Cahya Mata Sarawak: Apple of the eye

These are the substantial shareholders of Cahya Mata Sarawak Bhd, according to the firm’s 2009 Annual Report.

The analysis as at 22 March 2010:
Substantial Shareholders as per Register of Substantial Shareholders, excluding nominee companies.



Names of Substantial Shareholders – Direct – Indirect – % of Issued

1. Datin Hanifah Hajar Taib (daughter) (Direct) 705,000 (Indirect) 44,925,102 – 13.85%
2. Datuk Syed Ahmad Alwee Alsree (son-in-law) – (Indirect) 45,630,102 13.85%
3. Majaharta Sdn. Bhd. (family concern) (Direct) 44,925,102 – 13.64%
4. Jamilah Hamidah Taib (daughter) (Indirect) 44,925,102 1 – 13.64%
5. Lejla Taib (late wife) (Direct) 37,000,000 – 11.23%
6. YB Dato Sri Sulaiman Abdul Rahman Taib (son) (Direct) 29,465,085 – 8.94%
7. Dato Sri Mahmud Abu Bekir Taib (son) (Direct) 29,400,085 – 8.92%
8. Sarawak Economic Development Corporation (Direct) 26,965,360 – 8.19%


The closing price on 5 July was RM2.30 per share. You do the maths to find out how much the Taib Mahmud family is worth in CMS shares alone. The CMS group made a profit before tax of RM124 million on the back of turnover of RM875 million in 2009.
Its total equity attributable to equity holders of the firm is RM1.3 billion as at 31 December 2009. It had cash and bank balances totalling RM438 million.

The firm started off in 1974 as Cement Manufacturers Sarawak, a joint venture between the Sabah and Sarawak state development corporations, manufacturing Portland cement, before it was effectively privatised in 1989. From a single product manufacturer of cement, it has broadened its interests into a group of over 40 companies involved in cement manufacturing, construction materials, trading, construction, road maintenance, property development and financial services.

Via CMS Cement, the group retains a virtual monopoly of cement manufacturing in Sarawak, with an annual production capacity of 1.75 million tonnes.

When is election day coming? We need to vote him out of office. Can this be done?