Jason Santos
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Labuan MP to leave Umno for Warisan tomorrow?
Warisan No. 2 doesn't rule out possibility of meeting Rozman Isli at party function.
Ex-Keningau MP is Tourism Malaysia chairman
Mohammadin Ketapi names fellow Sabahan, Ahmad Shah Hussain Tambakau, to a top post in government agency.
Sabah PKR Youth chief cleared of rape accusation
A video showing two Indonesian women claiming to have been raped by Raymond Ahuar went viral yesterday.
Sabah to restart barter trade
Sabah had banned barter trade indefinitely in April 2016 following security concerns such as kidnapping, piracy and smuggling.
12 cops nabbed for soliciting bribes
The 11 police officers and one retired inspector will be questioned by the MACC.
Nun with passion for education a ray of light for Sabah's rural kids
Sister Dorothy Laudi's kindergartens give underprivileged children a chance at having bright future.
Sabah govt to look into Lahad Datu orang asal land claims
A state minister has assured that the protection of indigenous land rights is one of the state government's priorities.
Warisan Youth slams Sabah Bersih for nitpicking
Career fair to assist Sabahans, not for monetary gains, says Azis Jamman.
Azis denies supporting Sedition Act
Deputy home minister clarifies that act remains in relation to arrest of Umno Supreme Council member’s brother.
In Sabah interior, poverty and child marriage a way of life
Villagers barely earn enough for their own needs, and kids are married off early to reduce parents' financial burden.
Sabah to consider mixed-nationality children for MyKads
Children with at least one Malaysian parent should not be left out, says Shafie Apdal.
Sabah inches towards solving stateless person problem
The state government is holding more events to help locals, largely rural, who are unregistered for MyKads.
Sacked Jasa staff blame BN, Puad Zarkashi for dire straits
Former bosses used department as propaganda tool, we merely followed orders, they bemoan.
New constitution needed to recognise Sabah, Sarawak's rights
Constitution now is 'flawed' as it caters only to Malaya, says Sabah Institute Development of Studies chair.