
Sapp chief: Viable alternatives to coal station available
If a coal-fired power plant is bad for Lahad Datu on environmental grounds, how could it be good for Sandakan? asks Yong Teck Lee.



Sabah MP Eric Majimbun got a rude shock recently when he discovered that he shared the same surname and address in a MyKad allegedly belonging to a Filipino illegal immigrant.







Former Sapp deputy president Raymond Tan claims that he had intervened in June to deter an anti-graft investigation against party president Yong Teck Lee.

Deputy party president Raymond Tan, who has opposed Sapp's plan to leave the BN, is reluctant to give up his deputy chief minister cum infrastructure development posts.


Why did Suhakam keep its meeting involving the Penan community affected by the new Murum hydro-dam a closed-door affair?


"I suspect that behind the scenes and in private confines, even more radical and extreme views are being hatched,' says Sapp president Yong Teck Lee.



There may finally be a solution soon to the land issue involving the government and the native farming community living near the multi-billion-ringgit hydro dam project in central Sarawak.






Sapp says that Umno's failure to take action against Ahmad Ismail is a sign of BN’s blatant hypocrisy, especially in dealing with the conduct of its members.
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