Joe Fernandez

Sabah’s 30-odd dying languages get a shot in the arm, with the help of Dusun cultural activist Raymond Boin bin Tombung,

Court ruling could have opened up a can of worms for the department if NGOs take up the issue affecting thousands.

COMMENT It's a little difficult to fathom Chua's thinking that PAS, rather than Umno, is a danger to the multiracial fabric of Malaysia.

According to Idris Jala, illegal immigrants have not been included in the NKRA ‘because it was not what the majority of the nation wants'.

COMMENT updated 4.24pm Mustapha Kamil Ayub of Perak wants to be No 2, with Azmin Ali and Zaid Ibrahim eyeing the post as well.

COMMENT The courts seem to prefer to leave substantive issues untouched and throwing out cases on the slightest technicality.

The party wants the government to come clean on the unit trust's failure, and put a halt to the blame former CM Yong Teck Lee game.

LDP claims the case reeks of ‘exercise in absolute power’ and ‘gross abuse of power’ on the part of the state authorities.

Ex-Suhakam vice-chairperson Simon Sipaun is convinced more than ever that Sabah should have chosen to be a free and independent nation.

A Sabah Law Association representative suggested that the state's rights had been violated by the federal government on several key issues.

This would restore the original balance of power in Parliament that east Malaysia had with west Malaysia in 1963.

It fears the federal government may have issued an excess of 27,000 such documents to refugees without state consent.

The party information chief denies he had called for regularisation of illegal immigrants as alleged by SAPP's Yong Teck Lee.

The Sabah government made it known to Petronas that it wants some of the gas for local use and it seems amenable to the request.

Ex-CM said the state should convince the court that the grounds to stop the Mazu project, and then cancel its approval, are sustainable in law.

The meeting in Kota Kinabalu had been scheduled for last Friday and subsequently was postponed twice.

Chong Kah Kiat claims that no court has ruled that Mazu was illegal and he had done no wrong in putting up the statue.

The Human Resources Ministry believes if they can’t beat the problem, give the illegal immigrants jobs, all half a million of them.

COMMENT It's a struggle to be able to uproot deeply entrenched mental habits but it has to been done to save the nation.

Ex-CM is unhappy with the SAPP president who allegedly stated in a local daily that he had something to do with the incident.

COMMENT July 31 seminar hopes to kick off the start to the two states exiting from Malaysia in the same way Singapore did in 1965.

COMMENT Public and private reactions to Human Resource Ministry's move coming in thick and fast, with many of them outraged.

Only three out of 300 labs have been completed, and are not even usable. Meanwhile an 84-year-old native receives his 1Malaysia laptop.

They are rapped for wanting to maintain the cabotage policy despite knowing very well that it is discriminatory against Sabah and Sarawak.