Despite how tenuous the state of the world remains, life is starting to come back to pre-pandemic normalcy in countries with high vaccination rates such as Malaysia.

REFERENCE is made to the now controversial Nature Conservation Agreement and it is hoped that the public will know the answers to all the following questions raised.

IT IS strange that Deputy Chief Minister  Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin saw fit to slam Warisan on the problem of the poor water supply in Sabah.

THE Federal Minister of Plantation Industries and Commodities launched the National Bamboo Industry Development Plan 2021-2030.

DATUK John Lo in his weekly “Inside Out Column” (Daily Express, October 10, 2021), with the key word “Sabahans First Policy on Agriculture” can be most meaningful and benefit many Sabahans.  .

DATUK John Lo in his opinion piece on Sunday September 26, 2021 in the Daily Express, rightly claimed Hajiji as Chief Minister is an excellent statesman and economic leader. No one will dispute this. John outlined a number of Hajiji policies and programmes for Sabah. If just say 80pc of Hajiji’s plans and programmes can be implemented, Sabah would be more progressive in infrastructure and economic development compared to Sarawak.

RAMKARPAL Singh (Pakatan Harapan-Bukit Gelugor) has rightly said that the High Court ruling, which struck out discriminatory practices against Malaysian mothers with overseas-born children, is not binding on other High Courts of concurrent jurisdictions.

IN 1991, the Malaysian government under Dr Mahathir Mohammad, introduced a Far sighted 20 years vision that is Vision 2020. Now, we have passed the year of 2020, much have been debated, whether we have achieved it or not, Mahathir, knows the answer very well.

I CONCUR 100pc with Ibrahim Kalali in last Sunday’s Forum letter “Returning Labuan to Sabah will be a right decision”.  In addition to the reasons, all valid, stated by Ibrahim, I would like to add my perspective of the eventual, inevitable return of Labuan to Sabah.

LET me start by referring to Yaw Shin Leong, the Treasurer, Central Executive Council (CEC) of the Workers’ Party (WP), a political party in Singapore.