DATUK John Lo in his recent well written articles every Sunday singled out the weakness of government undertakings and administration. Two articles were on the 350 Sabah Government Linked Companies.

WE have all heard the axiom that it is unwise to change horses midstream, yet it appears some career politicians in Malaysia are pinning their ambitions on proving their lack of wisdom with this particular strategy.

PUBLIC outrage over the recent culling of the dusky leaf monkeys in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan marks the rise of an ‘eco-wakening’ in this country. Essentially, people care about their wildlife.

Our Covid-19 situation is getting worse day by day – a combination of issues have led us to this point, and our only hope to return to manageable numbers and some sense of normalcy, is a well-executed and accelerated vaccine programme.

THE Paramount Leader (Huguan Siou) of the Kadazan, Dusun, Murut and Rungus community should be a Member of Parliament (MP) to be able to represent their interests in Parliament and rub shoulders with his MP peers who are Prime Minister, and other members of the Cabinet that make policies affecting Malaysians.

WHEN I first read the news on Krishna, a 31-year-old woman who was stabbed to death by her alleged 23-year-old boyfriend at her home in Ipoh, it struck a chord deep within me. It was a familiar fear.

I AM WRITING this in response to Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s remarks during his visit to Sarawak on April 4, where he said that Sarawak was a region or “wilayah”.

YOUR reports on “Proxy Battle For Huguan-Siouship?” and “Jeffrey Says Not Interested In The Huguan Siou Post” (DE on May 5 and 6 refers).

I was taken aback and surprised that there was an “outcry” on an  action to move DAP and Warisan replicas (symbols) in Sandakan by the Sandakan Municipal Council.

IT was sad to see that all the efforts and contribution from 31 Sabahan artists were destroyed heartlessly, but thank you to all kind strangers who placed the flowers at the now – erased project site.