With weak performance and lack of clear purpose, many Sabah GLCs are now seen as financial drains rather than development engines, prompting demands from analysts for tighter management and transparency.
Sabah GLCs mostly ‘blackholes’ Read More »
Sabah’s Attorney-General warns that loss-making government-linked companies have become financial “sinkholes” draining state resources, and new oversight measures are being rolled out to tighten accountability and stop costly deals.
Fixing Sabah’s financial sinkholes Read More »
The High Court has agreed to SABAR’s request to include additional historical and legal documents in its challenge against the Territorial Sea Act, strengthening the state’s bid to contest limits on Sabah’s maritime boundary.
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In a procedural win for Sabah rights advocates, SABAR won court approval to add hundreds of pages of new evidence to its case against the Territorial Sea Act that limits the state’s waters.
Mahkamah Tinggi benarkan permohonan SABAR menambah 500 dokumen Read More »
SABAR has won leave from the High Court to submit 500 pages of British archive documents in its legal challenge against the Territorial Sea Act, a key move in the bid to restore Sabah’s broader maritime rights.
Sabar granted leave to submit British documents in challenge against Territorial Sea Act Read More »
As Sabah debates whether to build a new airport or simply grow Kota Kinabalu International Airport, an expert told a public forum that the repeated starts and stops in planning reflect deeper problems in long-term project certainty and infrastructure strategy.
Expert: Relocation of airport example of on-off planning Read More »
In a recent podcast forum, planners warned that without proper zoning and implementation excellence, Sabah’s development will continue to be piecemeal and inefficient, even though the frameworks exist in theory.
Orderly development lacking in Sabah Read More »
With comparisons to Sarawak’s education successes, this commentary calls for Sabah to reclaim educational autonomy through a dedicated state ministry and fresh policy direction to equip students for future challenges.
Does Sabah Education Need to Be Reformed ? Read More »
Healthcare advocates say Sabah urgently needs more clinics and hospitals, especially in rural districts, to reduce travel times and ensure basic medical care is accessible for all communities.
Sabah Perlukan Lebih Banyak Klinik Dan Hospital Baru Read More »
Sabah voices are pushing for the 2025 Infrastructure Development Plan to prioritise improving school facilities, digital access and transport in remote areas to ensure better learning opportunities for rural students.
Improving education infra in remote areas among priorities Read More »
