A scene at a public function in Miri city reflects the typical Sarawak where Malays, Chinese, Dayaks, Orang Ulus and other races rub shoulders on a daily basis.
THE political temperature in Sarawak is heating up yet again.
The past few days saw several political figureheads in Sarawak talking aloud in public about the imminent presence of Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia to Sarawak.
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