Sabah native court reforms long overdue, says Momogun group


KOTA KINABALU: The proposed native court reform to replace the outdated Native Court Enactment for Sabah is long overdue, says the Momogun National Congress (MNC).

In expressing support for the state government's move, MNC president Tan Sri Wences Angang said it was a momentous development in strengthening native administration in the state, and should be supported by all native or Momogun institutions.

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