ACCORDING to reports, Sabah plans to explore the Blue Economy to achieve sustainable economic growth, provide job opportunities and raise people’s living standards. .

“If in Pakistan, you would have been shot”.

This month, headlines across the nation have been dominated by discussions surrounding the recent spike in the sales and service tax (SST) rates, particularly affecting a wide array of essential utilities.

ABSOLUTE MUST FOR SABAH TO RESOLVE URGENTLY. Sabah has many economic challenges, most of which are being addressed with various stages of progress. .

HOME is where the heart is but for victims of marital rape and gender-based domestic violence. it is a living nightmare. While there is approximately an 8pc prevalence of intimate partner violence, it is believed to be underreported due to its sensitive nature (Shahar et al.,2020). .

As Malaysia experiences an earlier onset of the hot and dry season this year, attributed to the persistent El Nino weather pattern, concerns arise regarding its impact on electricity consumption.

ENHANCEMENTS in living standards and the resultant shifts in consumption patterns are driving a growing worldwide appetite for food. Consequently, the urgency to establish a truly sustainable food production system intensifies each year. .

Such statements from the proponents of democracy and free speech reflect common ideals even in Malaysia, but let’s face it, the world is not an ideal place even for idealists. Throughout history, for society to function effectively, people have had to be governed by the rule of law or ethical values, including religion.

DATUK Seri Azalina Othman sad in my recent article “Sovereign immunity in Malaysia — what it is and the way forward”, I laid out the fundamentals of state immunity, its correlation to the Sulu Fraud, and how it informs our way forward as an independent nation. .

WHILE the younger generation may primarily recognise him for the criticisms he faced, the late former Sarawak Governor, Tun Abdul Taib Mahmud, holds a special place in the hearts of Sarawakians, revered as a champion of their aspirations.