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2 spots proposed for Sabah archaetourism programme
Mansuli excavation site and Samang Buat cave in Mansuli Valley, Lahad Datu, under consideration.
Sabah smallholders hurt by palm oil board rates
Fresh fruit bunches price set by MPOB doesn't include costs for transport and export, says minister.
Police arrest 6 human trafficking suspects
They are charged under the under the Anti-Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants Act.
Police arrest 11, bust human trafficking ring
The syndicate smuggles migrants from southern Philippines to Peninsula Malaysia through Sabah.
Sabah deputy chief minister lodges report over viral poster
I received threats to my family, says Wilfred Madius Tangau.
Stop harping on my heritage for Sabah’s sake, says Shafie
Judge me by what I have done and will do for the people and for Sabah, urges CM.
Ongkili takes over as PBS president
Joseph Pairin Kitingan hands over the reins, will now serve as adviser to president.
Sabah to impose taxes on seabed minerals
This follows amendments to Land Ordinance, which see state's territorial ownership extended right up to continental shelf.
Petroleum Development Act to be amended, says Liew
De facto law minister says there will also be changes to related legislation, to allow Sabah to manage own oil resources.
Previous administration’s leakages, graft did Sabah in, says CM
Mohd Shafie Apdal says by right, state should have tabled RM15 billion budget this year.
Pakatan to repeal or amend 113 laws
Law minister says this needs to be done to fulfil the Pakatan Harapan election manifesto.
Warisan candidate loses Kiulu petition
Party has now lost all eight petitions filed following the May 9 general election.
Govt panel to tackle Sabah’s citizenship, worker documentation woes
De facto law minister says committee will be formed in a year's time.
Sabah reps say migrants in state should be given papers
They say this does not include citizenship and voting rights.
Recorded migrants in Sabah ‘tip of iceberg’, says deputy home minister
Azis Jamman says the number is likely much larger due to the prevalence of forged paperwork.
