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Sabah Star chief Jeffrey Kitingan says this is a move to split the natives.

They’re incensed over stinking garbage, piling up since December.

There would be no Malaysia without Sabah and Sarawak, he reminds Putrajaya.

Since the 10-point solution is not respected, he is being told to resign.

It says the state showcases multi-religious people living in harmony.

A new party may be formed should ROS de-register Sarawak’s oldest party.

‘It’s just domination, domination and more domination,’ he says.

Villages have lodged two police reports over the alleged bribery.

The central working committee is 'set to kick out Wong Soon Koh'.

As special envoy to East Asia, what skills has he that others lack, it asks.

Undergraduate Mu Thsun Vui was said to have been beaten to death.

'Why boost tourism then back protests against 'Allah' usage to scare them away.'

Baru Bian pounds Jais for the Bible Society raid and seizure of holy books.

PM cannot allow this controversy to deteriorate, he must declare his stand.

Sarawak Christians condemn Jais action while bracing for more to follow.

Their lawyer See Chee How says the arrest was 'bad and not necessary'.

The party is concerned as two assemblypersons have submitted their own recommendations for councillors for the Bau and Marudi councils.

Ampang MP Zuraida Kamaruddin says in Kuching she will raise a question in the next sitting of Parliament to find out the truth of the matter.

DAP's Stampin MP expresses concern over adverts in Chinese newspapers, seeking ‘young girls from China' to work in reflexology centres.

Andrew Laja has been registered as a voter for the Behrang state seat and Tanjung Malim parliamentary seat in Perak.

Assistant Minister Liwan Lagang, robbed at knifepoint, is the latest in a long list of personalities who have suffered robberies and burglaries.

Sarawak Dapsy tells state tourism and housing minister to apologise for his derogatory, sexist remarks against reps Violet Yong and Christina Chew.

Police went to a gathering of 6,000 Iban Christians at the Borneo Convention Centre in Kuching on Friday and ordered the banner to be  brought down.

It's a deliberate federal government move, so that the rural people of Sarawak can be easily manipulated, say state PKR leaders.