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March 29, 2025
Opinion
ON February 27 and 28, Beluran and Telupid experienced a widespread power outage that disrupted both businesses and individuals for almost two days. Many cable failures along the 33kV Segaliud-Beluran transmission lines were the cause of the blackout, which mostly affected Lung Manis and Sapi Nangoh area.
March 23, 2025
Opinion
What is inclusive governance? Succinct quotes from DeepSeek.
March 16, 2025
Opinion
HOTEL licence fees were reduced to promote hotel investment in 1989 for three reasons: Onset of economic recession, severe lack of international flights into Sabah and stimulate investments in hotels. .
March 16, 2025
Opinion
Assalamualaikum, may peace be upon all of you..
March 16, 2025
Opinion
THIS article aims to explore the systemic challenges posed by patronage and political donations, which impact governance and institutional integrity globally. Its purpose is not to critique any specific government or administration but to shed light on structural issues that undermine public trust and impede progress. .
March 15, 2025
Opinion
Looking back at Sabah’s electricity history, one thing that stands out is that there has never been a clear, well-documented transition when control of the sector changed hands. .
March 09, 2025
Opinion
BY asserting greater control over its oil and gas resources, Sarawak has forced Malaysia to confront a fundamental question: How much decentralisation is too much in a nation built on centralised governance? .
March 09, 2025
Opinion
THE Korean Wave, or Hallyu, has taken the world by storm, showcasing Korean music, dramas, and culture on a global stage. Its success has brought immense benefits to South Korea, boosting its economy, tourism, and soft power. But can Sabah, with its rich ethnic musical works and vibrant culture, create a similar “Sabah Wave”?.
March 09, 2025
Opinion
IT came as a surprise to many when Diona Teh Li Shian announced that her family would reduce its stake in Public Bank Bhd (KL:PBB) to 10% over the next five years. While the timing of the announcement was unexpected, it was a strategic move.
March 09, 2025
Opinion
SABAH leaders have destroyed many Sabahan businessmen after each change of CM.
March 08, 2025
Opinion
ONE persistent problem I commonly observe in midst of the constant criticism and backlash aimed at Sabah Electricity is the false belief that it is the responsibility of a single organization to guarantee a steady and safe electricity supply.
March 02, 2025
Opinion
THE climate crisis, once a looming threat, has now become an urgent reality that demands immediate action. The consequences of inaction are becoming increasingly severe, affecting not only our environment but also the global economy and societal well-being. Have we reached a critical juncture, or are we still in denial, clinging to the belief that the climate crisis is a myth?.
March 02, 2025
Opinion
CHEAP politicking doesn’t put food on our tables. In fact, it has taken our food away for the last 30 years plus.
March 02, 2025
Opinion
BRUNEI, a country with a population of fewer than 500,000—roughly the size of Kota Kinabalu—has demonstrated that even with a smaller domestic market, a structured, government-driven approach to developing a startup ecosystem can lead to impressive results. .
March 02, 2025
Opinion
Recent reports has highlighted concerns about students being targeted as “money mules” in financial scams. These students are often recruited by scammers through social media and job offers, lured by promises of easy money or part-time work. .
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