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40% the reason Sabah agreed to Malaysia
KOTA KINABALU: Former Sabah Cabinet Minister Datuk Yap Pak Leong said the 40 per cent income-sharing deal between Sabah and the Federal Government was the key reason why Sabah chose to join in forming Malaysia.
Sabah wants to manage its own carbon capture industry, says DCM
KOTA KINABALU, July 16 — Sabah has welcomed the federal government’s earmarking of Sabah as one of four states to lead in the carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) industry,
Bung offers Rafizi ‘guided tour’ of poverty-stricken areas in Sabah
KUALA LUMPUR: Come to Tongod and Kinabatangan to get a better idea of poverty in Sabah, Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin (BN-Kinabatangan) has told Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli.
Malaysia Educational Reforms See ‘Outdated’ SPM Scrapped
The MQA (Malaysian Qualification Agency) will not oppose reforms in education!
Sabah 40 Per Cent Claim Hits Brick Wall At Risk Of Colonialism
It’s highly unlikely that the Federal Court, bearing colonialism in mind, will rule that the Sabah 40 per cent claim lacks merit. This remains political issue which demands political decision. It’s not matter for court ruling!
Deconstructing the Bumiputera Construct
An earlier article examined how the Bumiputera term and the Bumiputera/Non Bumiputera dichotomy construct emerged as political constructs and very rapidly metamorphosed into policy constructs in the 1970s.
Questioning the Bumiputera Construct (Part 1)
One of the most enduring socio-economic and racial issues in Malaysia is that related to the bumiputera and non-bumiputera term and the division that has resulted since the term was introduced into the nation’s political lexicon and life.
Mahathir sees light at the end of the tunnel
Mahathir sees light at the end of the tunnelMahathir sees light at the end of the tunnelAn Opposition-led initiative on a no-confidence motion in Parliament would be the best way to ensure the return to sanity.
Malaysia in Sabah, Sarawak needs resolution
In Sarawak in particular, even more so than in Sabah, not a day has passed since 1963 among the people, without them waking up and asking themselves the question: “How did we get into this situation? Why are we with Malaya on the other side of this big sea? They are so far away, even further than the moon, at least the moon is something that we can see every night! Why can’t we be on our own?”