Arnold Puyok

It shows the profound political awakening among folk in the state.

COMMENT Vital to understand the issues that need to be urgently tackled.

After 51 years since the formation of Malaysia, the issue of secession has come to haunt the country once again. While the urgings for secession by some quarters in Sabah and Sarawak are not as serious as it looks in the social media, anti-federal feelings are real and growing.

COMMENT Nation-building is a process of attaining a sense of belonging.

COMMENT Sabah can progress - only with people-oriented, needs-based policies.

COMMENT Instead of accepting defectors to show support for BN is growing in Sabah, it should learn why the Kadazandusun rejected it.

COMMENT Politics for Sabah politicians is simply about finding the ways and means to get access to the state’s development resources.

COMMENT The CM and federal minister are set to slug it out in the Umno polls, although many feel they should ‘bury the hatchet’.

COMMENT The word means unity, which Sabah's Kadazandusun community has been trying to build since ousted from political power by Umno in 1994.

Chong Kah Kiat's resignation as a Sabah cabinet minister probably shows yet another sign that something is not right in the state led by Umno's Musa Aman...