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[WATCH] Rich in resources, poor in services: Sabah’s wealth yet to translate into public benefit: Junz Wong

Despite vast oil, gas and palm oil resources, many Sabahans continue to face water shortages, power disruptions and weak infrastructure

Federal govt raises Sabah’s interim special grant to RM1.5 billion

It was RM600 million previously, and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the increase is not the final grant figure while Sabah and Putrajaya continue negotiations on a mechanism to to determine the state’s claims under the Malaysia Agreement 1963

Sabah defers federal border agency over autonomy concerns

Chief Minister Hajiji Noor says Malaysia Border Control and Protection Agency implementation paused pending assurances on state immigration powers

Keadaan Negara: Petronas ke mahkamah untuk penyelesaian isu di Sarawak kerana urusan perniagaan, bukan nak personal hak negeri – Zainul Arifin

Langkah Petronas mendapatkan kejelasan undang-undang mengenai operasinya di Sarawak mencetuskan kemarahan politik dan bantahan awam, sekali gus mendedahkan ketidakpuasan berhubung hak minyak dan gas, MA63 serta hubungan persekutuan-negeri, selain menimbulkan kebimbangan bahawa ketidakpastian berpanjangan boleh menjejaskan Sarawak, Petronas dan ekonomi negara

STAR to remain in opposition, insists Sabah must be governed by local parties

Datuk Jeffrey Kitingan reiterates party's commitment to safeguarding Sabah’s interests and rejects influence from Malaya-based coalitions

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[UPDATED] Welcome back to the Black Parade: My Chemical Romance set to rock Malaysia in 2026

Emo legends to play Bukit Jalil on April 30 as part of their long-awaited world tour, with Malaysian tickets ranging from RM299 to RM1,099 and sales opening on July 11, 2025

Over 23.6 million to benefit as new electricity tariff kicks in July 1

The Energy Commission has set a new average base tariff of 45.40 sen/kWh for RP4, slightly lower than before, bringing overall electricity costs down by up to 19% compared to the previous regulatory period

ASNB announces RM2.18 bil dividend payout

ASB 2 declares distribution of 5.50 sen per unit to 614,309 unitholders while ASM declares five sen per unit to 740,513 unitholders