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PAS forms new wing to forge closer ties between old and new
Assabiqun seeks to bring young and senior members together to bolster party’s struggle.
Sabah PH in talks with third party to form polls pact
But rival opposition bloc USA set to contest all seats.
BN rift threatens grip on Sepanggar seat
Sabah’s many opposition parties must forge an electoral pact to ensure straight fights against BN in GE14 if they are eyeing the party’s ‘safe seats’.
Upko eager to reclaim Penampang seat
Acting president says party has been preparing for GE14 since 2013.
Najib's multi-cultural Cabinet is the best, says minister
Wilfred Madius Tangau says Najib is a wise prime minister to appoint such a Cabinet as opposed to Abdul Hadi Awang’s Muslim-only call.
Ongkili eyes Tambunan, Keningau seats
This comes as PBS acting president prepares to take over party leadership.
TNB mulls disposing stake in SESB
Dr Maximus Ongkili says TNB chairman mooted idea in discussion with ministries.
No power tariff hikes for 3 years in peninsula and 6 months in Sabah, Labuan
Govt to spend almost RM1 billion to keep electricity rates until June next year, says Ongkili.
Floods dash Kota Belud's rice-bowl hopes
Deluges that come up to the chest are bringing the people to their knees in Sabah’s west coast district.
Sabah opposition slams Ongkili for failing to save utility firm from bankruptcy
State DAP secretary says talks to decide on SESB’s future might be ploy to raise power tariff.
Second phase of Pakatan manifesto targets rural areas
Sabah will get 30% of federal development budget as part of its ‘new deal’ pledges.
Sabah power supply provider close to bankruptcy
Minister says the federal government has been subsidising much of SESB’s expenditure.
Warisan lodges MACC report over Kinarut land deal
It says the land was sold at below market price to company linked to graft scandal.
Crowded field in Tuaran spells sure-fire victory for BN
Parti Warisan Sabah hopes to wrest a number of state seats from Barisan Nasional but other opposition parties are also likely to join the fray.
There will be no autonomy for Sabah as long as it's under Umno, says Shafie
Warisan president says state leaders in BN’s pocket are too scared of offending their bosses.
