Sabah govt to provide RM100,000 in assistance to Sabah Kidney Foundation, says Masidi
KOTA KINABALU: Kidney diseases continue to affect families in Sabah, says Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun.
Cabinet feedback sought on energy security, work-from-home proposal
KUCHING: Cabinet members have been asked to provide feedback to the Federal Government on measures to strengthen the nation's energy security and minimise any burden on the public, says Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri.
Woman robbed in her sleep at Sandakan home
KOTA KINABALU: A middle-aged woman was robbed in her sleep while she was home alone in Sandakan recently.
Bomba steps up aerial assault on Tatau peat fire
TATAU: Firefighters are intensifying efforts to contain a bush fire in Kuala Tatau Serupai, where several hectares of peatland are burning.
Ex-Sabah minister out on parole
KOTA KINABALU: Former state minister Datuk Peter Anthony (pic), who is serving a three-year sentence for a cheating case at Kajang prison, has been released a year after being in prison.
60-year-old reported missing in Keningau river found dead, grandson still missing
KOTA KINABALU:A 60-year-old man who was reported missing in a river at Taman Bersatu in interior Keningau was found dead on the second day of the search and rescue operation, while his 10‑year‑old grandson remains missing.
Take proactive steps as prolonged dry spell could be on horizon, Warisan veep urges Sabah govt
KOTA KINABALU: The state government has been urged to take proactive measures amid scientific projections that Sabah could face a prolonged dry spell induced by the El Niño phenomenon.
China backs revitalised sister-city ties with Sabah
KOTA KINABALU: The Chinese Consulate here has expressed support for revitalising sister-city partnerships to strengthen ties with Sabah.
Hajiji launches long-awaited Sabah Police Gallery at state police HQ in Kepayan
KOTA KINABALU: A long-awaited Sabah Police Gallery was launched at the Kepayan state police headquarters here Wednesday (March 25) by Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor.
Sarawak police intensify crackdown on fuel smuggling amid Middle East conflict
KUCHING: Sarawak police are intensifying efforts to curb fuel smuggling amid the Middle East conflict, which is affecting global oil supply and prices.
