TAWAU: The Sabah Palm Oil Board (LMSS) should be established so that the palm industry can be managed more efficiently and effectively.

TAWAU: The RM1 billion allocated by the Federal Government for the construction of Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Security (CIQS) Complex in Serudung and Jalan Serudung-Kalabakan, it is hoped be channelled soon as possible so that the project can be implemented soonest.

TAWAU: The delay in completing the Cinta Mata Water Dam Project at Gudang Empat here is due to the Covid-19 pandemic which had caused the supply of skilled labour from China to be disrupted, said Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Ir Shahelmey Yahya.

TAWAU: The State Government’s move to upgrade Jalan Utara Baru here at a cost of RM206 million is proof of “Sabah First, Sabah Forward,” said Kukusan Assemblywoman Rina Jainal.

TAWAU: The Sabah Government has allocated RM206 million for the upgrading of the 5.4-kilometre Jalan Utara Baru here, said Deputy Chief Minister III Datuk Shahelmey Yahya.

TAWAU: The State Government’s investor-friendly policies bring positive effects and opportunities for cooperatives as well, said Assistant Minister to the Chief Minister, Datuk Nizam Abu Bakar Titingan.

TAWAU: Oil palm smallholders in Ulu Kalumpang claim losing up to RM2.5 million monthly the past six months due to dilapidated roads rendering it unable to transport oil palm fruits smoothly.

TAWAU: Tawau Hospital Director Dr Norlimah Arsad hopes that the upgrading works for a new block here can be completed by this year as promised by the contractors.

Tawau: The construction of a new building at the Tawau Hospital here worth RM223.6 million is expected to be completed this year, said its Director Dr Norlimah Arshad.

TAWAU: A total of 1,706 cooperatives have registered under the Cooperatives Commission of Malaysia (SKM), Sabah branch, with some 218 of them registered in Tawau, as of December last year.