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Anifah backs Shafie's call for Putrajaya to promptly pay Sabah
Federal government must not fob off the state with the excuse of having no money, says former foreign affairs minister.
Stagger payments if lump sum too much, Sabah CM tells Putrajaya
Mohd Shafie Apdal says federal govt should not take too long to pay state the 40% revenue it is entitled to.
No autonomy if top leaders meddle in Sabah PKR affairs
Kudat PKR chief wants central leadership to honour the Kuching Declaration ratified in 2012.
Sabah PKR chief not worried about alleged leadership threat
Christina Liew says party rebels had been trying to overthrow her every 3 years.
MP denies giving rights to his name for recommendation letters
Process of obtaining IMM13, MyPR and MyKad adhers strictly to the law and Constitution, says Azis Jamman.
Police deny minister's involvement in Sabah MyPR scam
Cops to find out who leaked info that supposedly incriminates Deputy Home Minister Azis Jamman.
Rival Sabah PKR groups to propose names for state chief to Anwar soon
Christina Liew pick of Team Reformasi as group supporting Azmin Ali want Tawau PKR chief Kong Hon Ming as leader.
Putrajaya can't default just because it can't pay Sabah, say experts
The federal government's debt to Sabah should be reviewed.
Sabah calls on Malaysian firms to join its timber industry
The state has enough resources for all interested, says Shafie Apdal.
Another Upko rep resigns from party
Masiung Banah who represents Kuamut will now be an independent friendly to the Warisan-led government.
Let Anwar decide state leadership, says Sabah PKR Youth
Youth leader slams planned revolt by divisional party chiefs.
Majority of Sabah PKR leaders seeking to oust state chief Christina Liew
15 out of 26 divisional chiefs want her out, and claim even Anwar is unhappy.
250 protest against ICERD in KK
They say the convention is unnecessary as there has been no racial discord in the country.
No need for ICERD if people respect one another, says Shafie
There is no place for racial or religious extremism in Malaysia, says Sabah CM.
Sabah groups to protest against ICERD tomorrow
Fears that Bumis will lose native rights prompt rally.