NEWS

The political situation in Sabah is still under control.

The Unity government will never recognise the LGBT community, the concept of a secular state, and communist ideology.

Hajiji Noor should follow the Sabah Constitution and step down as chief minister.

There will be no mercy shown to those who have pocketed billions.

Wan Fayhsal told to check his facts first when issuing political statements.

Turmoil engulfs Sabah’s political situation again amid speculation that Shafie Apdal is engineering the ouster of Hajiji Noor.

Hajiji Noor announced today a surprise Cabinet reshuffle in the near future.

The Center to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4) has announced that its founder, Cynthia Gabriel, will be stepping down as executive director.

Anwar Ibrahim must explain why the government has decided to go ahead with the scandal-hit RM9 billion LCS project.

Ongoing installation of Jay Chou’s concert stage.

A police inspector has pleaded not guilty to a rape charge and three counts of sexual assault involving a 16-year-old girl at his office in Yan, Kedah, on Dec 28.

Rizal van Geyzal and Shankar R Santhiram are suing the government.

Shahrir Samad has been freed of money-laundering charges involving RM1 million, allegedly received from Najib.

The government has agreed that public works projects in East Malaysia that are valued below RM50m may be decided by Sabah and Sarawak state administrations.

Pejuang is seeing the resignation of its top leaders as a protest against the party’s direction after the 15th general election.