In a time when education is often hijacked by political agendas, Sarawak shines as a model of inclusive, forward-thinking governance, declared Sarawak United Peoples’ Party (SUPP) central youth chairperson Kelvin Lau.
His statement came in support of Sarawak’s Minister for Education, Innovation, and Talent Development, Roland Sagah Wee Inn, who recently reaffirmed that Chinese independent schools are neither outsiders nor an afterthought in the state’s education landscape.
“Its steadfast support for independent Chinese schools is…
