A politically-inclined friend of Sarawak Headhunter has suggested that instead of the potentially divisive slogan of "Sarawak for Sarawakians", a better slogan would be "Sarawakians for Sarawak". That sounds reasonable, especially if it can be used to rally Sarawakians to contribute towards change for the better for Sarawak and Sarawakians themselves.
Let us all contribute what we can towards this rallying call and each in our own way volunteer our services. We cannot expect change if we do not work towards it and we cannot blame anyone else if we sit back and let others do all the work. Every little bit counts and it will all add up.
Think about it and do something about it. Don't just leave it to the politicians and political parties and later blame them for pursuing their own interests - that's what politicians do, unless we influence or force them to change or support those who want change for the better - that's what we can do, and more.
Best wishes from Sarawak Headhunter to all those interested in a New Sarawak and willing to do something to achieve that goal for the betterment of all Sarawakians, irrespective of race or religion.
Sarawak Headhunter will be taking a short break in the mean time, but will be back in the New Year 2009, hopefully with a resolution to do better.
Let's make it better for all Sarawakians, especially the downtrodden, the oppressed and the dispossessed. Out with tyranny, corruption and the politics of feudalism! Let freedom and a new beginning sweep the land.
Let us all contribute what we can towards this rallying call and each in our own way volunteer our services. We cannot expect change if we do not work towards it and we cannot blame anyone else if we sit back and let others do all the work. Every little bit counts and it will all add up.
Think about it and do something about it. Don't just leave it to the politicians and political parties and later blame them for pursuing their own interests - that's what politicians do, unless we influence or force them to change or support those who want change for the better - that's what we can do, and more.
Best wishes from Sarawak Headhunter to all those interested in a New Sarawak and willing to do something to achieve that goal for the betterment of all Sarawakians, irrespective of race or religion.
Sarawak Headhunter will be taking a short break in the mean time, but will be back in the New Year 2009, hopefully with a resolution to do better.
Let's make it better for all Sarawakians, especially the downtrodden, the oppressed and the dispossessed. Out with tyranny, corruption and the politics of feudalism! Let freedom and a new beginning sweep the land.
8 comments:
Sarawak for Anwar Ibrahim is even better. Why so stupid since he wants to be our CM we vote for him.
ANwar for Sarawak Chief Minister. He is the best.
It is actually a good posting that did not deserve the frivolous responses in the first two comments. No meaningful change can come to Sarawak unless Sarawakians become actively engaged in the political process. General apathy is still our prmal weakness.
apai langit
The slogan strikes the very vein. I like it.
hi do you know where i can find the sarawak 18 pints agreement? i cant seem to find it anywhere online.
The Agreement is in the "dustbin".
We will to get a new agreement. Knock knock knock the door will eventually break down. We ask for what we get.
We need good and HONEST leadership and better by rotations Max 10 years. Not someone who is interested to fill his pockets!
RIMBUNAN HIJAU BIG TAIKUN than simunjan plantation. See these facts
Plantation
We own approximately 13,663 Ha of plantation land in Miri, Sarawak, where all the documents of title are issued in the form of PL. The table below contains details of our plantation estates.
Company Location Area (Ha) Type of estates Expiry
RHP Part of Lot 6, Dulit Land District 613 Mineral soil 29.12.2059
Lot 56, Bok Land District 2,750 Mineral soil 27.09.2087
Lot 58, Bok Land District 2,388 Mineral soil 27.09.2087
Part of Lot 59, Bok Land District 216 Mineral soil 27.08.2058
Lot 65 Bok Land District 205 Mineral soil 06.09.2065
TR Lot 64, Sawai Land District 5,656 Mineral soil 04.04.2087
Lot 93, Sawai Land District 958 Mineral soil 01.11.2059
Lot 71, Sawai Land District 877 Mineral soil 27.08.2058
Total 13,663
Our estates are located in an undulating topography and rolling hills and the annual rainfall in these estates is fairly good. We also have 1 palm oil mill (owned by RHP) which is located at Lot 65 and part of Lot 58, Bok Land District, Miri, Sarawak.
The details of our plantation hectarage as at 31 August 2005 and FFB yields for FY2005 are as follows:
RHP TR RSB Group
Age of trees
(Year)
Area
(Ha) FFB yield
(Mt/Ha) Area
(Ha) FFB yield
(Mt/Ha) Area
(Ha) FFB yield (Mt/Ha)
Immatured:
4 years and below - - 345.7 - 345.7 -
Matured and young:
Above 4 – 8 years 396.6 4.88 2,384.0 11.37 2,780.6 10.45
Matured and prime:
Above 8 –12 years 2,689.2 10.97 2,366.5 18.18 5,055.7 14.34
Matured:
12 years and above 2,048.9 17.15 - - 2,048.9 17.15
Total land developed 5,134.7 12.97 5,096.2 14.76 10,230.9 13.83
Others 1,037.3 484.0 1,521.3
Land to be developed - 1,910.8 1,910.8
Total area 6,172.0 7,491.0 13,663.0
Our annual proforma FFB productions for the past 3 financial years ended 31 August 2005 are as follows:
FY2003 FY2004 FY2005
RHP
FFB production (Mt) 63,813 62,338 66,576
Matured plantation (Ha) 5,135 5,135 5,135
FFB yield per Ha (Mt/Ha) 12.43 12.14 12.97
TR
FFB production (Mt) 29,315 41,564 70,138
Matured plantation (Ha) 4,740 4,750 4,750
FFB yield per Ha (Mt/Ha) 6.18 8.75 14.76
RSB GROUP
FFB production (Mt) 93,128 103,902 136,714
Matured plantation (Ha) 9,875 9,885 9,885
FFB yield per Ha (Mt/Ha) 9.43 10.51 13.83
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