Jason Santos
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Rafizi’s popularity in Sabah could finish off Azmin
Former Pandan MP has a strong Youth base in the state and even if incumbent wins Sarawak, moral victory belongs to challenger.
Jeffrey Kitingan gets to keep Keningau seat
The petition filed by Parti Warisan Sabah’s Jake Nointin was rejected after Kitingan’s preliminary objection was allowed.
We were told to take blame for absent English teacher, says student
Siti Nafirah Siman's principal, Suid Hanapi, had told the students to sign a paper to that effect.
Sabah wants all top projects to be realised in budget
Sabah is also mindful of the financial problems faced by Putrajaya.
Sabah east coast ups security after reports on kidnapping plot
Eastern Sabah Security Command says it has received confirmation from intel partners on matter.
Sabah firm on Papar dam plan
CM says it will cater to state's growing population, booming tourism industry.
Revamped Sabah Water Dept rakes in RM58 million
Mohd Shafie Apdal says restructuring top management has proven to be right move.
RM170 million to tackle Sabah’s non-revenue water problem
Dr Xavier Jayakumar says aim is to slash level from 52% to 20%.
Warisan doesn't play the race card, Leiking tells detractors
Sabahans no longer influenced by racial and religious rhetoric, says party's deputy chief.
Sabah wants part in approving deep-sea fishing
Federal authorities should get state consent for licences in a bid to ensure welfare of state's fishermen, says Shafie.
Putrajaya continues to deny Sabah constitutional rights, says former rep
James Ligunjang attributes slow progress to perpetual short-changing by the federal government.
More opposition members to join Warisan, say leaders
Secretary-general Loretto Padua says PBS leader has expressed intention to join ruling party.
Leiking vows to pressure Putrajaya on sharing revenue with Sabah
Warisan No. 2 gives assurance that state will get what it seeks.
Power to the people, the Lasimbang way
Senator's micro-hydro turbines provide electricity to more than 5,000 villagers.
