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Deputy home minister should resign after IMM13 furore, says Kitingan
The issuance of IMM13 documents was discontinued in 2013 because it was subject to abuse.
Malaysia safe from tsunami threat, except Tawau, says geologist
Met Dept yesterday raised alarm over possible dangers in Sabah following recent tremors in the region.
Include UK, Singapore in MA63 discussions, says Sabah leader
Jeffrey Kitingan calls on all signatories of Malaysia Agreement 1963 to have in say in resolving issues.
Stop issuing visitors' passes to children of Filipino refugees, says Shafie
IMM13 holders are allowed to stay in Sabah and Labuan and work without having to apply for a work pass.
Sabah wants power to grant citizenship decentralised
The illegal immigrant issue is a long-standing problem in Sabah, and has caused irregularities in the electoral rolls.
Anifah hints at new political direction
The former foreign minister says, however, that it is still too early to decide.
Sabah, Sarawak united on MA63, oil royalty, affirm CMs
We are not singing different tunes, says Sabah CM after meeting Sarawak counterpart in Kuching today.
Shafie moots Sabah, Sarawak automotive collaboration
Sabah chief minister says he will raise the matter with his Sarawak counterpart when they meet today.
More to join Warisan soon, says party sec-gen
We want all camps to work together for the betterment of Sabah, Loretta Padua assures.
Show proof Warisan giving MyKads to illegals, says Leiking
MP warns those playing up this issue bent on dividing Kadazandusun and Murut communities in the state.
Labuan seeks further autonomy over development, says MP
Rozman's move the 'final puzzle piece' to Borneo unity, say leaders.
Labuan MP joins Parti Warisan Sabah
Rozman says move will see him expelled from Umno, but made to ensure constituency’s future,.
Barter trade will spur more kidnapping, says Sabah party
Sabah Chief Minister Shafie Apdal has announced plans to restart barter trade operations on January 1, 2019.
PBRS still intact and supports Kurup
PBRS said every decision is done by consensus within the supreme council and by the party’s executive committee.
Putrajaya forms 2 committees to revisit MA63
Steering committee to be chaired by PM, while de facto law minister and A-G will co-chair technical committee.
