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600 cops brace for possible unrest in Kota Kinabalu
Court to decide on Sabah's rightful chief minister at 2.30pm.
Tension runs high as Musa, Shafie groups set to meet in court
Police brace for an eventful day as supporters on both sides eagerly await decision on who is rightful Sabah chief minister.
11 state reps to defect to Gabungan Bersatu Sabah
Warisan-Pakatan-Upko government may face shake-up.
Targeted petrol subsidy plan ignores realities of rural life, say village folk
Residents in the interiors of Kelantan and Sabah foresee having to pay more for fuel if Pakatan goes ahead with proposal.
Assemblyman quits Upko over party's move to ditch BN
Nabawan’s Bobbey Suan now an independent in Sabah legislature.
Keningau results out, Azmin extends lead
PKR deputy president incumbent has 3,000-vote lead over Rafizi as party polls head to Sarawak.
Musa, lawyer question timing of charges
Is it to influence High Court ruling on who is Sabah CM on Wednesday, asks defence counsel.
Unofficial results show Azmin wins Sabah, leads Rafizi by 3,000 votes
Incumbent PKR deputy president takes 1,583-vote lead over challenger in state.
Vote-counting ongoing in Keningau, begins in Pensiangan
Talk of revote at division surfaces in Sabah PKR polls marred by poor internet reception.
Internet at Pensiangan vote centre restored in an hour, says PKR polls chief
Rashid refutes reports of long disruption.
PKR polls body downplays Keningau fracas
Election Committee chief Rashid sau no immediate action will be taken.
PKR's Pensiangan division suffers internet disruption
Cables look 'intentionally cut' to sabotage voting process, says source.
PKR to release Keningau results this afternoon
Central election committee says division involves some offline voting which requires tabulation.
PKR election committee complicit in Keningau ruckus, says Rafizi
Candidate refutes claims he started fracas at polling centre, says 'thugs' blocked voters.
Sabah will not pop the champagne yet despite RM5 billion allocation
Chief Minister Shafie Apdal says he will wait for details on breakdown of funds first.
