Text to change Article 1(2) of the federal constitution does not alter Sabah and Sarawak’s standing as mere states.

Not all discussions will be made public as it comes under secrecy laws.

Primary industries minister denies there is rivalry between Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil and Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil.

Each school requires an average RM5 million for repairs, says Dr Yusof Yacob. 

State government now owns only 2% stake after paper mill company was previously sold to foreign firms.

Lack of basic facilities hampers students' learning, teachers forced to fork out own money to liven up classrooms.

Putatan MP Marcus Mojigoh says he had a cuppa with Sandakan MP Stephen Wong before morning trek today.

Stephen Wong collapsed after a trek at Tambaig Adventure Hill Park this morning.

Learn from Brexit, collapse of Soviet Union, Sabah CM urges Putrajaya

Restructuring will not see workers retrenched, says chief minister.

Only days left before water reserves dry up, says Sabah’s infrastructure development minister.

Constitutional ‘legal paradoxes’ must be fixed first and follow all terms in MA63 are just the starters, they say.

Wildlife habitat at risk by ongoing Pan Borneo Highway works, says Chief Minister Shafie Apdal.

How can we allow a private entity to manage billions of ringgit, says Sabah leader. 

Move was to resolve lack of teachers, classroom overcrowding, says Sabah Council of Churches president.