Jason Santos
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Autonomy will boost Sabah Umno, say analysts
Party needs drastic measures to woo disenchanted grassroots after mass exodus of leaders late last year.
Bung ready to restore Sabah Umno to former glory
He never expected to lead, but with ground support from the grassroots, he intends to lead the party back into prominence.
Sabah Umno still relevant, says Bung Moktar
Only 10% left the party in mass exodus, says the new chief.
Sabah Umno defectors waiting for Bersatu’s move, say sources
GE14 deal barring Warisan, Bersatu from encroaching onto each other’s space holding back defectors.
New Sabah ruling pact registration on hold until desertion matters resolved
Registration of Gabungan Bersatu Sabah hits a snag owing to Sabah Umno members' desertion of coalition late last year.
Sabah will settle debt owed by state football body, says Shafie
The RM6 million accumulated debt includes months of unpaid wages to players.
Sabah to carry out forensic accounting on state GLCs
State to check extent of financial mismanagement by previous government, says chief minister.
Floods hit five Sabah districts, 2,555 people displaced
State secretary Hasim Paijan expects the number of victims to increase.
Ex-Umno man joins Warisan, others may follow soon
Tampasuk assemblyman Musbah Jamli is among a group of former Umno leaders who quit the party in December.
Migrants not mistakenly getting citizenship, assures Sabah NRD director
Checks through officers, database ensures almost all possible loopholes plugged, says Ismail Ahmad.
PBS chief urges caution in handing out replacement identification documents
Authorities must ensure foreigners do not attempt to acquire Malaysian citizenship documents, Maximus Ongkili says.
Tough to bring Malaysians in Syria home, says top cop
It's harder still as their whereabouts in the country are unknown, Fuzi Harun explains.
Sabah crime down overall, petty crime high, says IGP
Such crimes related to gambling, drugs, Fuzi Harun says in Kota Kinabalu.
More than 4,700 arrested for drugs in Sabah last year
Syabu the most confiscated drug at 211kg last year, says IGP.
Loopholes in Sabah law allow foreigners to claim ‘native status’
Law professor highlights clashes in federal constitution and state law, which allows the opportunists to exploit the situation.
