In the 14th General Election (GE14) in May 2018, the Sabah state assembly was hung and the kingmaker was Sabah STAR president Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan.

Dissecting the political frog culture reveals innards strewn with broken promises, dashed hopes … and threats to businesses.

If we’re not careful with how we deal with the combustible health hazard right now, we could be in for an explosion of Covid-19 cases.

This morning, I'm not sure who will be more stressed - my 12-year-old daughter or me? Today is the first day of school for Years Five and Six pupils.

WHEN teacher Edmond Goyong needs internet access, he drives a 4WD for six kilometres to a hill. That sounds ridiculous, but not when you’re in a remote school in the east coast of Sabah.

WHEN Ryverra Wiviani Rinus googled "digital divide" using her mother's phone in their home at Kampung Bomboi in Keningau, Sabah, she couldn't download a page.

"CAN we get along?" Rodney King appealed in a trembling voice as riots rocked Los Angeles on May 1,1992.

As I was about to enter an electronics shop at a shopping mall in Petaling Jaya to buy a hair clipper, a security guard told me to wear a face mask.

A meme that cracks me up during the movement control order (MCO) is the coffin dance.

The threat of cross-border abduction from the southern Philippines remains a daily possibility.

Sabah and Jolo are separated by the Sulu Sea and yet their fates are entwined.

Life has a habit of not going according to plan but sometimes these hiccups hold some pleasant surprises.