Sabah government

40% grant revenue: Sabah govt backtracked after severe backlash, says sceptical Kiandee

State Perikatan Nasional chief says by removing Datuk Tengku Fuad Tengku Ahmad, it places burden of negligence on the lawyer, state AG, state secretary

Sabah GLCs must get cabinet approval for out-of-state trips, investments

All Sabah government-linked and state-owned companies must get approval from the state cabinet before conducting working trips outside the state, in a bid to curb excessive spending, Sabah Finance Minister Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun said

Beware challenges of taking over cash-strapped power utility, Tangau tells Sabah

The state government must consider that Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd (SESB) is financially troubled before taking over the company, said SESB chairman Datuk Seri Wilfred Madius Tangau.

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NCPR route: Activists slam Penang’s RM2.4bil ‘car-centric’ solution for endangering environment, wildlife

Environmentalists and transport advocates warn of irreversible damage as state pushes ahead with controversial Tanjung Bungah-Teluk Bahang road

Putra Heights gas explosion: MBSJ’s ROW incursion approval needs scrutiny, says planning law expert 

Just because approval is given does not make it right, reminds Derek Fernandez  

Interfaith Council concerned over proposed guidelines on Muslim participation in non-Muslim events

It said the guidelines mooted by the government, could have implications for religious understanding, tolerance, and acceptance among all Malaysians