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PBS: Shafie has no moral authority to criticise 'frog culture'
KOTA KINABALU: Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) has questioned caretaker Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal stance condemning others who left Warisan Plus to join political opponents.
Political frog culture: Call for the scalpel
Dissecting the political frog culture reveals innards strewn with broken promises, dashed hopes … and threats to businesses.
Hit by defections, Liew promises trustworthy PKR candidates for Sabah snap poll
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah PKR will finalise its list of candidates for the Sabah elections next week, promising to be “extra careful” in its choice of candidates this time round.
Will history repeat itself in Sandakan?
AFTER two decades of absence, the Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) symbol is making a comeback in the Sandakan by-election. The last time the PBS symbol – a handshake with the Sabah map in the background – was used by the multiracial Sabah-based party was in GE10 in 1999.
Double Six tragedy still remains a mystery
Many are not convinced that all have been revealed about what caused the 1976 plane crash that killed a Sabah Chief Minister and 10 others.
Remembering the Double Six victims
As the anniversary of the tragic plane crash approaches, family and friends ponder its impact on Sabah’s history.
Zahid: Sabah early poll needs in-depth study
KOTA KINABALU: Barisan Nasional is keeping an open mind on the possibility of Sabah calling for early state elections before the 14th General Election which is not due until June 2018, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamid said.
Deja vu of political crisis
PETALING JAYA: The political crisis playing out now in Terengganu is not unique. There have been similar situations where defections and backroom negotiations had caused sitting governments with a narrow majority to topple.
Wooing the Wild Wild East
IT’S very hard to be the boss in Sabah because every politician wants to be the boss. So when PKR and DAP come to the state and dictate terms, the local political warlords naturally do not take it too well.
Wooing the Wild Wild East
IT’S very hard to be the boss in Sabah because every politician wants to be the boss. So when PKR and DAP come to the state and dictate terms, the local political warlords naturally do not take it too well.
