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Harapan to dissolve and join Bersatu in Sabah, says Lajim
Lajim is expected help align Bersatu Sabah with the ruling Sabah parties led by Warisan.
Leiking appeals for calm in Warisan as Bersatu enters Sabah
The Warisan deputy president says the party is working to respond to Bersatu's entry.
Shafie plays it cool as Bersatu move roils Sabah
Source says Warisan president has ordered division leaders to call on members to stay calm in face of broken promise.
Warisan grassroots’ worst fears come true with Bersatu’s arrival in Sabah
Party members are furious at Dr Mahathir for breaking his word to stay out of the state.
Bersatu's announcement ends speculation in Sabah, says Lajim Ukin
Lajim says the local Bumiputera community can now join Bersatu as their political platform.
Warisan should be worried about Bersatu, not Sabah Umno, says Bung Moktar
The Sabah Umno chief says Bersatu's entry into the state should have no impact on Umno.
Warisan breaks GE14 promise with plans to develop Tanjung Aru beach
New government won’t spare cape’s famous beachfront, just five minutes from Kota Kinabalu.
Amanah not threatened by growing number of Bersatu MPs, says party chief
It is far more important to strengthen the coalition than to compare number of lawmakers in each component, says Mohamad Sabu.
Shark fin industry still alive in Sabah
Sharks are being actively hunted and their fins sold under the counter.
Sabah, Sarawak’s status already in constitution, says Shafie
No need to vote the two states into equality, says Sabah chief minister.
Shafie pleads again for Bersatu not to enter Sabah
Stick to what was promised before last year’s election, says Parti Warisan Sabah leader.
Sabah ready to assist Sabahans detained in Cambodia
A group of 44 Malaysians who are victims of a syndicate are being detained by Cambodian authorities.
Concessionaires sue Sabah Water Department over terminated contracts
This is after the Sabah Water Department canceled contracts it said were lopsided agreements.
Musa Aman appeals court dismissal of rightful Sabah chief minister claim
His lawyers are expecting an early hearing date, says source.
