Warisan vice-president Datuk Junz Wong says Sabah's special immigration autonomy remains vital until the state achieves development parity with Peninsular Malaysia, arguing that Sabah should be reclaiming more rights rather than giving up existing safeguards
Warisan vice-president argues historical narratives and weak implementation of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 have diminished Borneo’s equal partner status in public perception
Warisan leader argues state’s resource wealth has not translated into progress, pointing to political fragmentation and comparisons with Sarawak’s stronger cohesion
Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd (SESB) chairman Datuk Seri Wilfred Madius Tangau has to explain on the 13 new staffers he supposedly hired, despite labelling the state utility firm as “technically bankrupt”.
This as qualifying board has deemed them ineligible to sit for certificate as they had not spent at least a year of their degree in UK, as mandated by their course
