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Sabah struggles to break free from economic ‘doom loop’
State looks to blue economy to revive its fortunes.
Beacon of hope for stateless children of Sabah
Determined educator overcomes bureaucracy to give undocumented kids a chance at a bright future.
Azalina hopes for more decisive action on Sulu claims case
Minister, however, acknowledges limits of her role, jurisdiction.
Now Sabah intends to go ahead with its own Malaysia My Second Home programme
State plans to appoint own qualified representatives to process applicants
Anwar must not equate poverty in Sabah with peninsula, says Shafie
The instances of the poverty in Sabah differs than peninsula, said former chief minister.
Sabah’s struggle to harvest its own revenue
Why the 40% formula laid out in Federal Constitution should be honoured by Putrajaya.
Anwar vows to devolve more powers to Sabah when state is ‘ready’
Prime minister says the East Malaysian state has received more money than it asked for since he assumed office.
Jeffrey recalls memories of ISA confinement 33 years later
Sabah DCM says he bears no grudge against Dr Mahathir Mohamad for his detention.
Minister vows to repair 58 Sabah clinics this year
RM21.5 million has been set side for the purpose.
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.
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