These are indeed interesting times for politics in Sabah and for Upko, in particular. .

Sabah Kita is indebted to Datuk John Lo for bringing the issue of SFI’s takeover into the mainstream media. In his latest Inside Out column, Lo bravely took on the controversy swirling around the takeover of Sabah Forest Industries (SFI).

There have been many statements and writings about Sabah’s position (status) in the Federation of Malaysia.

DEFORESTATION, loss of bio-diversity, emission of greenhouse gases and global climate change have become the buzz words used by NGOs and other influential parties with self-interest to convince consumers to abandon the use of palm oil and turn instead to alternative vegetable oils such as sunflower, soybean and rapeseed, and thereby save the world from environmental disaster.

It is important that Pos Malaysia consider the ramifications of perpetuating the trend of featuring exotic meats.

IN the past year or so, an unprecented case of corruption, misappropriation of government and institutional funds, money laundering and misuse of foundation funds had been splashed across the local newspapers and in other mass media. .

Commeration days do two things – they give us a chance to celebrate the good, and remind us that we can always do better. World Pangolin Day, observed on Feb 16, was a classic example of this.

By SabahansThe Statement by Custom Director General Datuk Seri Subromaniam Tholasy on the front page of Daily Express on Monday, 13th August 2018 “Heavier Penalties For SST Cheats” is uncalled for. .

By Concerned MalaysianI HAVE been following the discussions on the government’s suggestion to reduce the price of sugar to as low as RM1.50 per kg from the current RM2.95. .

By Dayang JambulSurprisingly even the famous Party Keadilan candidate for Deputy President speaks the same tune and language of Sabah Leaders. .