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Clarify Sabah’s nature conservation agreement status, Warisan man urges Kitingan

Citing recent news reports, the Warisan assemblyman pointed out that Kitingan was reported to have said that Sabah intends to proceed with the NCA for carbon credit sales despite facing objections. 

Warisan rep calls for clarity on gas pipeline project after Sabah’s change of govt

Warisan’s Sri Tanjong assemblyman Justin Wong has called for clarity on the status of the Trans-Sabah Gas Pipeline (TSGP) project following the change in the state government.

Higher water, power bills with SST hike? Warisan rep wants Sabah govt to explain

A Sabah assemblyman wants the state government to explain if the increase in sales and service tax (SST) from 6% to 8% is going to impact electricity and water bills in the state.

Power tariff hike will create ‘domino effect’ on Sabahans, Justin Wong insists

Based on Hajiji's explanation, 99% of commercial users in Sabah and Labuan are not going to be affected by the increase. However, Wong Said large commercial and industrial premises will still be impacted by the hike, which will also eventually affect consumers.

Sabah assembly: Hajiji erupts after branded Putrajaya’s ‘yes man’ 

Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor lost his cool during the Sabah assembly sitting today when Sri Tanjong assemblyman Justin Wong accused him of being a “yes man” to the federal government.

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