Jason Santos
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Just like on the peninsula, GLC heads will roll in Sabah
Like its ally Pakatan Harapan, Warisan is getting rid of political appointees to pave way for professional candidates qualified for the job.
Warisan files election petitions for 8 Sabah seats
Today is the last day for parties to file election petitions after GE14.
Warisan disputes 8 seats
Party to file petition tomorrow over seats held by BN, PBS and Star, accusing them of committing electoral offences.
Warisan to challenge the poll results of 8 seats favouring BN
Ruling party to file petition at High court tomorrow, says lawyer.
Sabah moots Borneo Bloc to Sarawak
It will allow Sabah and Sarawak to talk without needing to check with their Peninsular counterparts.
Sabah BN, Sabah Star assemblymen sworn-in today
However, they say this does not mean they are accepting Shafie Apdal as the state’s rightful chief minister.
Get sworn-in or lose your job, Sabah's absent reps told
The people’s votes do not seal their positions, says chief minister.
Shafie wins confidence vote, confirmed CM of Sabah
Warisan president’s appointment disputed by Barisan Nasional assemblymen.
Special Sabah assembly will convene as scheduled
State Pakatan chief Christina Liew says it will continue with or without the opposition.
Sabah Umno, Star reps to boycott special assembly
Group of 20 says rule that 21 days’ notice is needed to convene an assembly not heeded.
Sabah wants to reset timber industry
Logging ban a temporary move as state tries to ensure long-term viability of industry.
Petronas suit the move of a dictator, says Kitingan
Sabah Star president says suit wouldn’t have materialised without orders from the top.
Judiciary's interpretation of petroleum act might hurt Sabah, says group
Sabah Law Society says a central issue relates to whether extraction of petroleum resources requires leases from state govt.
Sabah politicians to intervene in Petronas suit
Petronas is seeking for the Federal Court to declare that it is the exclusive owner of petroleum resources in Malaysia.
Sabahans want the truth behind ‘double six’ plane crash
If new chief minister and victims’ families request it, report into 1976 crash will be declassified.
