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Work to move Keningau oath stone to begin in April
The new site for the historic plaque is being finalised, says Tourism and Culture Ministry.
United Sabah Alliance unveils GE14 manifesto
It promises to revive British residency system within 100 days of winning the state.
Putrajaya has interest in keeping Sabah-Philippine conflict unresolved, says former CM
Govt wants Sabahans to believe that they need federal protection, says Yong Teck Lee.
Najib blames investors' distrust on Mahathir's ringgit peg
It has taken Malaysia a long time to restore confidence and persuade investors to return, says the prime minister.
Najib has given Sabah more money than his predecessors, says Musa Aman
The state has received more than RM10 billion in the nine years he has been prime minister, says chief minister.
Najib launches new hospital, trumpets track record in Sabah
The hospital in Universiti Malaysia Sabah will be built on 60 acres of land and is scheduled for completion in 2021.
Remove obstacles for Muslims wishing to leave the faith, says rights group
They should be allowed to leave Islam if that is what they still wish to do after counselling, says Borneo G20.
Pakatan-Warisan pact will be formalised soon, says DAP
Cooperation will make it easier to defeat Barisan Nasional.
Umno attack on Robert Kuok is a sign of panic, say analysts
Umno using issue to bolster support from Malay voters, says university professor.
Warisan victory could lead to formation of ‘Borneo Bloc’
A Borneo Bloc would have authority to govern the region with equal status as the federated states of Malaysia.
Important jobs for Sabahans if BN wins, says Rahman Dahlan
Minister says Parti Warisan Sabah president Shafie Apdal has no credibility to use “Sabah for Sabahan” slogan.
Initiatives don’t mean I want to be Sepanggar MP, says Rahman Dahlan
Economic Planning Unit head plays down interest to contest even as Barisan Nasional shows seriousness for the federal seat.
Multi-racial party not new in Sabah
Berjaya and Parti Bersatu Sabah proved it is possible for multi-racial parties to rule Sabah.
Seats discussions on but Warisan not joining Pakatan, says Shafie Apdal
Warisan says discussions with DAP and PKR are positive but nothing has been finalised
Brace for a 'multiracial tsunami' in Sabah, Shafie tells BN
Wave of voters demanding change will not be made up of only the Chinese this time around, says Warisan president.
