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Sabah Umno declares autonomy
We are no longer tied to central leadership as liaison body, says state chief Bung Moktar Radin.
Ex-Sabah MIC leaders want to enrich themselves with new party, says former politician
Indians in Sabah don't need political representation as they are doing well, says former state MIC secretary
Good riddance, Youth leader’s message to Sabah Umno defectors
Young blood has no baggage and free to shape party, says Abdul Aziz Julkarnain after exodus of lawmakers recently.
Getting back Sabah's rights will take time, says Shafie
CM urges people of state to stay united as talks with Putrajaya proceed.
Sabah MIC is no more
Former chairman expected to announce new party for state's Indians this Sunday.
Most Sabah eateries observe smoking ban
This is despite state cabinet not yet deciding on implementation.
Smoking ban will hit poor Sabahans hard, state minister says
Sabah will wait for directive from state government before enforcing federal law, Jaujan Sambakong says.
Burglars beaten back by power of explosives
Early morning attempt to blast their way into a goldsmith in Kota Kinabalu fails.
Blast at goldsmith shop rocks Kota Kinabalu
It is believed that explosion related to robbery attempt.
Bersatu to stay out of Sabah
Dr Mahathir Mohamad appears to wish to avoid a repeat of the 1990s political crisis.
Kaamatan, Gawai to be celebrated nationwide, says DPM
The harvest festivals from Sabah and Sarawak are recognised as nationwide affairs to foster unity.
Kuala Lumpur records highest crime index in 2017
This is despite an overall reduction in dangerous crimes last year.
BN, unlike Pakatan, always paid Felda settlers on time, says Najib
Former PM calls on ruling pact not to blame previous govt for its difficulty paying living allowance in a timely fashion.
Hidden hands behind surge in Sabah non-revenue water?
State Water Dept director cites 5 incidents believed to be linked to termination of 20-year contracts.
Sabah to review smoking ban first
State needs collective voice before adopting law, which comes into effect on January 1, and applicable to all eateries.
