Joe Fernandez

'Infamous Five' deny role in Sept 16 putsch

'Infamous Five' deny role in Sept 16 putsch

All five Sabah MPs named by Bayan Baru MP Zahrain Hashim as being involved in the opposition’s Sept 16 putsch have furiously denied the allegation.
Sabah parties squabble among themselves

Sabah parties squabble among themselves

Sapp is not making itself any friends as it finds itself at loggerheads with Sabah DAP as well as former opposition-aligned PBS.
Hindraf's London start for global Anwar campaign

Hindraf's London start for global Anwar campaign

Labour MP to table Early Day Motion in British Parliment in support of Malaysian opposition leader.
Illegals endanger water catchments, warns Sabah Forestry

Illegals endanger water catchments, warns Sabah Forestry

The department is on the offensive against illegal forest clearing activities and the lack of political will and interference by politicians in Sabah is a thing of the past.
'I'll quit if Sabah power woes go on'

'I'll quit if Sabah power woes go on'

NONE Peter Chin will give up the federal energy, green technology and water portfolio if he fails to reduce power disruptions in the state by year’s end.
Sabah power chief told to quit or be sacked

Sabah power chief told to quit or be sacked

Pace appears to be picking up to bring down the MD seen as being unable to seriously solve the state's electricity problems.
LDP criticised for leadership change call

LDP criticised for leadership change call

Component parties lambast LDP for its public criticism of BN leadership in Sabah, claiming all is well in the state.
Sabah not safe enough for BN, warns LDP

Sabah not safe enough for BN, warns LDP

A lot of grouses within the ruling coalition that have yet to be satisfactorily resolved may be rebound negatively at the next polls.
Sabah DAP's KDM chief minister promise questioned

Sabah DAP's KDM chief minister promise questioned

Will it be able to deliver its pledge that a non-Muslim KDM chief minister will head the state if Pakatan Rakyat wins?
Sabah's double standards over foreign 'masseuses'

Sabah's double standards over foreign 'masseuses'

Sex workers masquerading as masseuses are allegedly being allowed unrestricted into the state, unlike in the peninsula.
Kit Siang's 'biggest losers' jibe riles Sabahans

Kit Siang's 'biggest losers' jibe riles Sabahans

The reverberations are still echoing throughout the state following Kit Siang's Feb 28 speech on the marginlisation of the KadazanDusunMuruts.
Hindraf to bring up 'ethnic cleansing' in London

Hindraf to bring up 'ethnic cleansing' in London

Hindraf is due to make presentations in London on the alleged continued persecution and marginalisation on Indians in Malaysia.
Sabah mulls water rationing if no rain by April

Sabah mulls water rationing if no rain by April

Water rationing contingency plan ready if the expected April showers don't keep to schedule.

Ex-PBS rebels up in arms over spoils of office

Ex-PBS rebels up in arms over spoils of office

BN component parties in Sabah are now squabbling over the absence of ‘equality' in the sharing of power and government posts.
Stay of execution stops handover process

Stay of execution stops handover process

The incoming executive committee of the Sabah United Chinese Chamber of Commerce cannot take over from the caretaker committee following a Court of Appeal ruling.

 

Sabah consumer chief fends off new attack

Sabah consumer chief fends off new attack

Patrick Sindu denies that ‘anyone’ has tried to siphon off money from a frozen bank account held by the deregistered Consumer Association of Sabah & Labuan.
Sabah PKR takes Putrajaya to task over MyKads

Sabah PKR takes Putrajaya to task over MyKads

The NRD insistence that MyKad is issued only to those eligible draws fire as the party shows how inept the department has been.

 

Sabah employers want levy on foreign workers eased

Sabah employers want levy on foreign workers eased

Despite amnesties and levy discounts, employers have yet to resolve issues in employing foreign workers in the states.
Sabah villagers expose 'bogus' EIA on RM 2.8b dam

Sabah villagers expose 'bogus' EIA on RM 2.8b dam

Environmental Protection Department says they are not aware who appointed firm to carry out the survey.
MyKad: 'Security time-bomb' in Sabah

MyKad: 'Security time-bomb' in Sabah

PKR’s Jeffrey Kitingan sounds yet another warning about Sabah’s plague of illegal MyKad after the arrest of a syndicate head.
Hope drives Sabah PKR's anti-poverty arm

Hope drives Sabah PKR's anti-poverty arm

Sabah PKR has set up a charity arm as part of the party’s efforts to tackle the grinding poverty in the state, the highest in Malaysia at 26 per cent
Sabah fights to bring forest fires under control

Sabah fights to bring forest fires under control

El Nino partly to blame but open burning also contributing to the problem with culprits not deterred by heavy fine and jail term.
Visiting papal preacher surprised by 'Allah' issue

Visiting papal preacher surprised by 'Allah' issue

He expected happiness, not anger, that others would want to use the term.
KK and Kuching compete for tourists

KK and Kuching compete for tourists

KK offers golf, blue seas and striking sunsets, while Kuching has been rated as one of the most liveable cities in Asia.