Kota Kinabalu: The tendency for many skilled Sabahans to find employment in the Peninsula or overseas, has resulted in a perennial brain drain which the State has long suffered from.The newly formed Sabah Young Entrepreneur and Professional Group (Sayap) hopes to address this by engaging young professionals and entrepreneurs with a network of expertise and support that would harness synergies for their self-development.
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Getting young Sabahans to do their part
Published on: Sunday, May 08, 2022
Published on: Sun, May 08, 2022
By: Anthea Peter
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