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Unlike opposition, BN is focused on developing Sabah, says Najib
Government brings positive changes instead of inciting hatred, says prime minister.
Najib launches Okey TV in Sabah, Sarawak
The prime minister says the channel, which is his brainchild, can boost creative content and also fight fake news.
M'sians should have adapted to GST by now, says Najib
Prices of goods have stabilised two years after the tax was implemented, says PM.
Sabahans wait to see if Najib will keep promises on state rights
Sabah’s political leaders say they have seen the state gradually cede its executive powers to the federal government.
Warisan unfazed by Parti Cinta Sabah’s pact with another
Shafie leaves it to supporters to decide whether the party should enter into an agreement for electoral cooperation with a KadazanDusun Murut party.
Former BN man joins Warisan
Liew Vui Kong, former leader of the Liberal Democratic Party, brought 200 other members with him to join Warisan.
Two Sabah opposition parties form pact to contest 25 seats
Parti Cinta Sabah, Parti Anak Negeri agree to work together and compromise when necessary.
Warisan 'greedy', wants 70% of state seats, says Wilfred Bumburing
The Parti Cinta Sabah leader says seat negotiations between the two parties have hit a snag because of this.
Warisan won't cave in to pressure to give up seats, says Shafie
He says the way forward is to be multiracial, and Warisan is one such party.
Anifah vows to resign if Najib breaks promise to restore Sabah rights
‘I will refuse to be minister; I will not stay another day in Umno’ if the PM breaks his word, says Kimanis MP.
Mount Kinabalu to reopen tomorrow
Trails to the summit are safe and the lodge buildings at Panar Laban are unharmed.
Damage assessment begins after Ranau earthquake
No serious damages reported so far in township areas, and all excursion activities on Mount Kinabalu halted.
5.2-magnitude earthquake hits Ranau
The last quake to strike Sabah was on June 5, 2015, killing 18 people on Mount Kinabalu.
Growing cracks in Sepanggar Umno over Rahman Dahlan's prominence
Kota Belud MP tipped to run in Sepanggar, replacing incumbent who was suspended by Umno in 2015.
