Reasons why Muhyiddin should no longer be PM

SO far, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s track record after taking office on March 1, 2020 has been abysmal. Not only was the way he came into power highly questionable, but he has not demonstrated any leadership qualities worth talking about. This becomes very apparent if one goes back and examines critically what he…

Vote for a better Sabah and a better Malaysia

‘It’s the biggest battle for the future of Sabah’ – Sabahan youth Let this election fully reflect our Sabahan values as a state that upholds unity, justice, diversity and all things good for our beloved state and country, Enoch Lim Ee writes. Nomination Day is over. Candidates have been named. All parties will be vigorously…

Arise Sabah on 26 Sept 2020

Online campaign goes into full steam in Sabah polls KOTA KINABALU: As campaigning for the Sabah state elections proceed with candidates heading to remote areas as well as crowded coffee shops and markets to promote themselves, many of them are also turning to social media to spread their message. Among the first social media-based initiatives…

Interesting option worth considering for Anwar and PH

COMMENT | Anwar PM, Mukhriz DPM 1, Darell Leiking DPM 2? Francis Paul Siah COMMENT | So, Pakatan Harapan has now reverted to its original stand and that is where it should be – Anwar Ibrahim as the coalition’s candidate for prime minister. To Harapan supporters and sympathisers, it’s a relief that the merry-go-round over…

Fresh proposition to rejuvenate PH

The Shafie opening JULY 2 — Pakatan Harapan surprised many this week. It floated the idea of Shafie Apdal as its prime minister candidate. What was still true to style was the uncertainty over consensus within the perpetually inconsistent coalition for the proposal, more so with a displeased PKR President Anwar Ibrahim. He’s wishing they’d…

All M’sians must stand united against mega dams in Borneo

FOCUS: Some 250 km from Miri, Sarawak, a community is bravely standing in the way of being displaced and to protect the surrounding environment. They have been doing so for 562 days now through a non-violent blockade to prevent loggers and the Sarawak Energy Bhd from accessing the construction site of the Baram mega dam.…

Plenty of smoking guns on illegal migrants in Sabah

COMMENT On page 267 of the royal commission of inquiry (RCI) report, it is stated that “Indeed, as far back as 1999, it was already reported in local newspapers in Sabah that it was a lucrative business being involved in fake ICs or genuine ICs illegally issued. There was much money to be made by…

Umno risks losing Sabah without firm action over illegals, say analysts

Umno can be voted out of Sabah in the next general election if Putrajaya and the Sabah government refused to take concrete steps to resolve the issue of illegal immigrants in the state, following the release of a royal panel report, warned analysts. Already unhappy that large numbers of foreigners in the state have changed…

The RCI TWISTER unleashed by Dr M can blow Sabah out of Malaysia

MAKE NO MISTAKE! The RCI TWISTER unleashed by Dr M can blow Sabah out of Malaysia Financially motivated! So this is the kind of explanation given by the chief secretary to the Government, Ali Hamsa, when asked whether there was political motivation behind the Project IC. How incredulous can this get? Ali should know better…

Sabah leader slams RCI findings as mere political gimmick

The Royal Commission of Inquiry on the illegal immigrants in Sabah was no more than a political gimmick to hoodwink state voters into rooting for Barisan Nasional in the last general election, a state opposition politician said today. Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan, who is chairman of Star Sabah, expressed his disappointment in the findings of…