Jason Santos
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Sabah’s rice industry in doldrums for the last 40 years
Rice farmers in the state now have barely anything left after putting in money for the harvest.
Shafie welcomes restorative justice programme
Sabah CM says it will help reduce burden on courts, overcrowding in prisons.
Sabah assemblyman must vacate Tandek seat, says PBS
Only right for Anita Baranting to do so if she decides to be a political frog, says Maximus Ongkili.
Sabah assemblyman dumps PBS for Warisan
Tandek assemblyman Anita Baranting had been a PBS member for 34 years.
After delays, Sabah’s ‘green’ library to open in April
The RM40 million building was finished 2 years ago and has seen delays to its interior finishings.
Ban possible only if shark fishing legitimised
Catching, killing continue in Sabah despite creatures being worth more alive.
Cattle breeder Yap turns self-sustaining farm into cash cow
Ladang Yap Yun Fook provides businessman with millions of ringgit of annual income.
Sabah opposition bloc hits obstacle with Bersatu’s entry
It is unclear if opposition members will join Gabungan Bersatu Sabah or Pakatan Harapan’s party, says Maximus Ongkili.
Poser over Sabah Bersatu’s allegiance
Bersatu is part of Pakatan, but party's prospective Sabah leaders are allied with state opposition.
Leader of Sabah Umno exodus hails Shafie for accepting Bersatu
This shows CM is a matured and experienced leader, says ex-Umno man Hajiji.
Shafie plans to meet Philippine envoy to discuss security
Sabah govt worried that violence in southern Philipppines could spill over.
Shafie gives nod to Bersatu chapter in Sabah
Warisan president calls for calm among party members who might be unhappy over situation.
No more mushrooming of local parties once Bersatu in Sabah, says Lajim
Harapan president says state-based parties have never succeeded in efforts to reinstate Sabah rights as per MA63.
Shafie to issue statement on Bersatu’s Sabah move tomorrow
CM previously asked Pakatan party to keep its word on not setting up state chapter.
