Jason Santos
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Sandakan set to be a battle of two roses
Both Vivian Wong and Linda Tsen have joined electoral politics due to the death of a loved one.
As Sandakan prepares for polls, locals want revival of local economy
Falling palm oil prices have brought the local economy to a standstill.
PBS picks ex-MP Linda Tsen, confident of upset in Sandakan
Party president Maximus Ongkili says PBS has been steadfast on Sabah rights.
Why didn’t BN execute Sandakan projects if it had planned them, Guan Eng asks Khairy
Finance minister says the former government 'only knows how to talk, don't know how to do'.
Vivian Wong to defend late dad’s Sandakan seat
Late MP’s fourth child active in politics since 2012.
Children used to sell drugs in Malaysia, says deputy home minister
Syndicates are using children, who will not be charged in court, as legal loophole, says Mohd Aziz Jamman.
Malaysia, Indonesia ink agreement on stateless persons
Human rights groups in two countries will work together to resolve the issue that is rampant in Sabah.
Sabah, Sarawak should ask to form confederation if they want equality, says expert
Equal partnership in a federation is a myth, says law professor.
High Court registry relocation purely judicial decision, says Liew
There is nothing in the law that says the registry has to forever remain in Sarawak, says de facto law minister.
Top judge plays down registrar office move from Sarawak to Sabah
Chief judge David Wong Dak Wah says the registry system will be operating from the new court complex in Kota Kinabalu.
Only 30% Pan Borneo Highway compensation notices received
This is only RM315 million of the RM1 billion in total payout for landowners affected by the highway.
Understaffed Sabah govt won’t go on hiring drive, says CM
Mohd Shafie Apdal says of 25,000 positions, only 21,000 filled.
4 Sabah opposition parties in talks to field single candidate in Sandakan
PBS, Solidariti, SAPP and state MCA mulling having just one candidate contest to have better chance at beating Pakatan.
Refugees to settle on islands, not Sabah mainland, says CM
Mohd Shafie Apdal has proposed to allow those fleeing southern Philippines to inhabit border islands.
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