COMMENT | It has been a week since the so-called tie-up between Parti Sarawak Bersatu (PSB) and Progressive Democratic Party (PDP).

So far, there has been no further development since July 13 when the two parties called a press conference in Kuala Lumpur to announce their new alliance.

This was a far cry from the earlier hype of a major political development that was supposed to rock Sarawak and hold Sarawakians spellbound.

In the end, there was no earth-shattering news story and I think the reporters left the media meet held at a Bukit Bintang hotel last Thursday evening very disappointed.

I have also received...