Stan Yee

Sabah leaders must recognise that, where the state’s territorial integrity is concerned, they must all work together even if KL has another agenda.

The long inaction from Malaysia in regards to the Filipino claim to Sabah and the changing demographics of the state in favour of the Philippines is starting to become a real fear.

Long hours at school leave little to stimulate friendships, values and activities that build character.

Compelling would-be converts to Islam to inform their families is in itself a sad commentary on people so lacking in common decency, that it has to be enforced by regulation.

Democratic culture has yet to develop in this country to put relationship between government and opposition on a mutually more respectful footing.

From the treatment of Sabahans to alleged ‘head-hunting’ forays by winners in the elections, much needs mulling over.