Sabah parties in a tussle over using one or more logos


Hard at work: Agriculture and Food Industries Minister and Bersatu member Datuk Seri Dr Ronald Kiandee (centre) taking part in an agricultural project in Kampung Lumou in Telupid, Sabah. — Bernama

A BURNING question among Sabah parties on both sides of the divide is whether they can agree on using a common logo in the upcoming state elections.

The incumbent ruling Parti Warisan Sabah (Warisan) Plus coalition is “coaxing” its partners to use its “lepa lepa” (indigenous ship) symbol for all its candidates from Upko, DAP and PKR.

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