Kitingan and Shafie lockhorns over carbon credit deal


KOTA KINABALU: Deputy Chief Minister Dr Jeffrey Kitingan and state Opposition leader Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal locked horns over Sabah's controversial nature conservation agreement (NCA) with a Singapore company.

The two opposing leaders were forced by Sabah Assembly Deputy Speaker Datuk Ahmad Abdul Rahman to behave as elected representatives and discuss the issue in a proper manner as both were talking at the same time.

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