PBS leader accuses Pakatan Harapan of all talk but failure to deliver state rights.

Maximus Ongkili shoots down DAP's claim, says Sabah party remains an independent with 'a lot of friends'.

Mohd Shafie Apdal says construction of plants, to cost RM5 million each, will begin soon.

Party president says members must be job creators, not seekers.

DAP’s Vivian Wong and Parti Bersatu Sabah’s Linda Tsen will not attend forum due to packed schedules.

The party will have 25 divisions in Sabah and one in Labuan in three months.

Ex-Dewan Rakyat speaker says ministers from Pakatan component have failed to deliver on election pledges.

The Sabah opposition leader has called for Putrajaya to deport undocumented migrants instead of regularising their status. 

Sabah party No. 2 blames previous BN government for woes, suggests that critics dare not expose the truth because they will implicate their political masters.

This is so the foundation could generate more funds for its education programmes.

Sabah CM says state struggling for its rights and won’t compromise with Putrajaya on move to amend the constitution.

Analysts say many young voters will probably not return to Sandakan to vote and DAP cannot rely on its Chinese vote bank.

The Kinabatangan MP was questioned earlier today over alleged graft.

Our decision to stand for election under the rocket is endorsed by the party's central leadership, says Chan Foong Hin.

Stephen Wong’s daughter speaks with more maturity than any senior politician I know, says Sabah leader.