The Sarawak government’s Free Tertiary Education Scheme (FTES), set to begin next year, has become a point of reference for states such as Sabah, said Christopher Gira. The Tamin assemblyman said the ...

The Da Wang Gong Salim Temple here should set up a cultural corridor, given its over a century-old history, said Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Dato Sri Tiong King Sing. He said this would not ...

Over 1,000 men who experienced sexual harassment have lodged reports since the Pusat Sokongan Sosial Setempat (PSSS) was established in 2024, said Minister of Women, Family and Community Development ...

Parti Warisan’s insistence on portraying itself as an authentic local Sabah party should be questioned following its decision to spread its wings to Peninsular Malaysia four years ago. Parti Gagasan R ...

Sabah Pakatan Harapan (PH) has clarified questions surrounding the professional credentials of its Api-Api candidate, Thonny Chee, after earlier public references to him as a lawyer resurfaced during ...

Rampant vandalism of government utility assets has caused millions of ringgit in losses, particularly affecting electricity, water, and telecommunication services in Sarawak, said State Utility and ...

The proposed establishment of a Sabah Sovereign Wealth Future Fund by Sabah Pakatan Harapan (PH) will be governed by strict usage procedures and presented transparently at State Legislative Assembly ...

The establishment of the Fudan University Institute of Integrative Medicine Research Development Centre and its AI Medical Research Hub here marks an important step in Sarawak’s efforts to address its ...

With less than a week to go before Sabahans cast their ballots, Sayang Sabah Community Club deputy president Steve Johnny Mositun has called on voters, particularly young Malaysians, to approach the ...

Trade and economic relations between Sabah and China entered a new phase of growth on Saturday as business leaders, government representatives, and major industry players convened at the 2025 Malaysia ...

At 52, Julius (not his real name) had grown used to being tired. He repaired cars in Penampang from morning until late evening, inhaling engine fumes and oil, and most nights ended with a glass of loc ...