State officials due to meet with counterparts for negotiations in the coming week.

Bajau, Suluk colonise Lahad Datu and other areas as insurgency in southern Philippines fuels illegal immigration.

Institute Development of Studies CEO, chairman caught in a tussle, report local media. 

PM says ruling Sabah party has 3 members in his cabinet, namely Liew Vui Keong, Mohamaddin Ketapi and Darell Leiking.

Former CM makes what is believed to be first public appearance at Sibuga since May 9 polls.

CM responds to Putrajaya's reported plans to boost command's operations, introduce cost-cutting measures.

Recommendations and report from last inquiry still relevant

The two former political colleagues-turned-rivals were seen embracing each other at the festival.

They give away leftovers to homeless people and plan their business purchases around their customers.

Sabah folk have long complained that their cost of living is 30% higher than in peninsula and offers less job opportunities for degree holders.

Fund should emulate PNB’s model as one way of recovering study loans, Sabah town hall hears.

President says it will serve as follow-up to 2012 inquiry, which heard numerous instances of illegals being given identification documents, PR status.

Autopsy found inflamed kidneys with stones in them.

Focusing on such contentious issues not right move for Putrajaya, says Wan Saiful Wan Jan.

PTPTN chairman tells radio show 19% of borrowers who made no attempt to settle dues are simply unable to service loans.