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Umno Youth chief arrested in Kota Kinabalu
Defiant Akmal vows 'no fear, no surrender', as he is driven away by cops.
Sabah turns down AirAsia offer to buy KKIA Terminal 2
Chief Minister Mohd Shafie Apdal says he wants to develop airport to encourage tourist traffic.
Cost of Sabah land scaring investors away, says minister
Darell Leiking says state needs to develop new ideas to attract business.
AirAsia eyes direct international flights from Sandakan, Tawau
Time is right to develop connectivity in state’s east coast, says Tony Fernandes.
Chaos at klia2 counters not a one-off case, says Fernandes
AirAsia Group CEO calls out airport regulators for turning blind eye to long-standing issue.
Sarawak to maintain strict border policy to keep out refugees, says CM
Abang Johari Openg says Sabah is already grappling with immigration issues from having a more relaxed policy.
Abang Jo confident Sabah, Sarawak can realise dreams with own funds
Sarawak CM says the two states don't need to depend 100% on Putrajaya's development allocation.
Sabah, Sarawak want to know calculation for special grants
Nonetheless, CMs give thumbs up to increased allowance under Pakatan.
Sabah, Sarawak plan to reap benefits of Indonesia’s new capital
Indonesia is relocating its capital to East Kalimantan, bordering both Sabah and Sarawak.
CM says Sarawak a huge state, deserves more money
Abang Johari Openg says Putrajaya should disburse funds according to state's size, contribution to national coffers.
DAP doesn’t condone violence, says party leader
Even as opposition, DAP respected democratic processes, remarks Anthony Loke.
Sabah will keep pushing Putrajaya to honour Janji 42, says Liew
Promise to allocate 30% of nation's development budget to Borneo states remains goal, says deputy chief minister.
M40, B40 groups feel Pakatan could have done more in Budget 2020
Not enough measures to cushion rising cost of living, they say.
Grateful but B40 hoped for more in Budget 2020
Fuel subsidy too low, details missing on programmes to assist farmers and fishermen.
Special allowance for Sabah below Shafie’s expectation
RM53.4 million announced by finance minister falls far short of RM1 billion that CM hoped for.
