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- Harris Salleh's RM200mil formula a non-starter
- COMMENT No reason for Malaysia to alter the annual land lease sum in Sabah, even if the High Court of Borneo recognises the Sulu sultan.
- Party and coalition politics not for Indians
- COMMENT BN and Pakatan can take Indians for granted. Hindraf can help Indians make their pick with a list of election candidates from both sides.
- Pre-Merdeka citizenship is Dr M's red herring
- COMMENT It is clear that Dr M's purpose is to deflect attention from the fact that Project IC took place under his watch.
- Dr M's bombshells on 'citizenship for votes'
- COMMENT The more he works himself up into a frenzy over race and religion, the more divided will be the Malay vote bank.
- Sabah RCI opens Pandora's Box
- COMMENT The most disturbing feature of the revelations at the RCI is whether the Sabah governments since 1994 have been legitimate.
- High Court rejects million ringgit land claim
- Court throws out RM500 million native land suit after two days of argument, saying it has no jurisdiction in such cases.
- Judge: No to accused 'rotting in jail'
A Sessions Court Judge in Kota Kinabalu has conditionally discharged a suspected drug peddler on remand for nearly 30 months.
- Ex-Labuan MP loses motion for re-trial
- However, Suhaili Abdul Rahman is mulling an appeal for the Court of Appeal to review its own decision.
- Sabah wants PDA re-evaluated
- Local contractors are leading demands for a review of the Petroleum Development Act, insisting that it should be fairer to their interests.
- Sabah eateries split on shark hunting ban
It's bouquets from hotel operators and brickbats from restaurateurs in Sabah following a move to ban shark hunting in local waters.
- Sabah NGOs cry foul over mangroves destruction
- Outraged Sabah green activists have lodged a complaint over the stripping of 600 acres of mangrove forests in Lahad Datu.
- Chinese university grads want equal treatment
- It's among the main reasons hindering them from returning to M'sia and serving the country upon graduating.
- Sabah schools want to keep Math, Science in English
- The Association of Sabah National-Type Chinese Schools is preparing a memorandum for submission to PM Najib.
- Senator finds Sabah hospitals in sorry state
- Maijol Mahap fumes that the care of patients does not seem to be foremost in the minds of the authorities.
- Activist urges Sabah to return all 'lost' NCR land
- Senior lawyer Kong Hong Ming says this could also be in the form of equivalent state land or monetary compensation.
- Sabah traders may 'ditch' Port Klang for Brunei
- The National Cabotage Policy requiring the use of Port Klang and local ships are the reasons for steep prices in East Malaysia.
- Why Sabahans, S'wakians are unhappy with peninsula
- COMMENT Peninsular Malaysia-based political parties, across both sides of the divide, are driving Sabahans and Sarawakians up the wall.
- Sabah's NCR guidelines 'illegal', warns activist
- Senior counsel Kong Hong Ming says the seven-point guideline restricts NCR claims to a limited version.
- Sipaun 'not sorry' for enraging Umno
- ‘I fear nothing at my age,’ says the former Sabah state secretary, who insists that life was better prior to the state joining the federation.
- Sabah BN 'neglecting' NCR issues
- Dusun-based political parties have not provided leadership to their communities on issues involving native customary rights to land, says an activist.
- DPM in for cool reception over land titles
- He will come bearing gifts by way of ‘communal titles’, but the intended recipients in Tongod, Sabah, had previously rejected the offer.
- Sabahans worried about 'their' AirAsia's future
- AirAsia is being forced to relocate to Terminal 1 in Kota Kinabalu from the no-frills Terminal 2.
- Sabah PKR sees urgent need for land policy
- The party says it would return all native land to the natives and draw up a land policy when it comes to power.
- Ngumbang faction eyes six Pesaka state seats
- Former Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) deputy information chief Tedewin Ngumbang Datu has ruled out joining the Sarawak National Party (Snap).
- Think again, ex-Sabah Umno veteran tells Jeffrey
- A united opposition can throw BN out of Sabah, so stop wasting time, the man who brought Umno to Sabah tells his good friend.
- Police urged to probe 'twice-born Sulu sultan'
- UPDATED 12.56PM The incident has triggered calls, including by BN's Bernard Dompok, for a RCI into the issue of immigration in Sabah.
- Rivals competing for elusive Sulu throne
- COMMENT But history continues to play games in Sabah with rivals laying claim to a throne that continues to elude their grasp.
- PKR: Sabah is ready for the taking
- Its Kuantan MP Fuziah Salleh says "many transgressions in the state" by the ruling coalition makes the situation ripe for change.
- Federal Constitution 'silent' on tribal claim to country
- COMMENT Exceptions in the Federal Constitution aside - which in any case does not water down its equality clauses - no one is any more special than the other citizens of Malaysia.
- Upko wants recognition for Sabah forest dwellers
- The saga of the state's forest people continues with apparently no end in sight for these nature's children with an uncertain future.