Joe Fernandez

Former Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) deputy information chief Tedewin Ngumbang Datu has ruled out joining the Sarawak National Party (Snap).

A united opposition can throw BN out of Sabah, so stop wasting time, the man who brought Umno to Sabah tells his good friend.

UPDATED 12.56PM The incident has triggered calls, including by BN's Bernard Dompok, for a RCI into the issue of immigration in Sabah.

COMMENT But history continues to play games in Sabah with rivals laying claim to a throne that continues to elude their grasp.

Its Kuantan MP Fuziah Salleh says "many transgressions in the state" by the ruling coalition makes the situation ripe for change.

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.

The saga of the state's forest people continues with apparently no end in sight for these nature's children with an uncertain future.

COMMENT He appears to be in the dark about the development of languages, some still marching on, others vanishing.

COMMENT The longer a political party stays in power, the greater the instability that follows.

COMMENT Yet again, focus is to be made on the plight of marginalised and minority communities in Malaysia - but when will action be taken?

COMMENT Closing the divide for the PKR seems like the hunt for the holy grail as the former appears unable to trust its Sabah counterparts.

COMMENT Jeffrey’s game plan is to explain the Borneo agenda to political parties across the divide as a first step.

They want to band together to raise and address issues in housing, education, health, and illegal immigration.

COMMENT Former PKR VP Jeffrey Kitingan appears to have finally caved in to intense pressure from some of his advisors.

The problem of untitled native land - considered as state land - in Sabah as a never-ending one.

COMMENT Now that he finally has the job, he doesn’t have the faintest idea what to do with it.

Sabah eastern seaboard area dethrones hitherto top-ranked Papua New Guinea and Indonesia.

Deputy president Wilfred Mojilip Bumburing worries illegal immigrants with MyKads will demand a referendum on the state being in Malaysia.

He is said to be indulging in 'an exercise of futility' in attempting to stem the ongoing probe.

She laments the ‘disconnect’ on Jeffrey Kitingan’s position in PKR following the launch of the United Borneo Front.

COMMENT Instead, they should work for a system which swears by the brightest and best.

COMMENT The strategy of the Sabah BN parties for now is ‘hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil'.

His United Borneo Front has been dubbed as the 'Borneo Tea Party'.

Said to have brought Umno to Sabah, he now says the party has ignored the autonomy of the state, even picking its head of government.