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THE rising concern over food security has rightfully occupied our national discourse. However, another crucial aspect of our nation’s well-being deserves equal attention – medicine security.

RECENT incidents involving illegal firearms have raised serious concerns about public safety and national security.

Gaza hospital officials say an Israeli airstrike on a home in the territorys southernmost city of Rafah has killed at least nine people, six of them children. Israels nearly seven-month

Kota Kinabalu: Lyn Sinsua has grown to accept competition, after participating in various beauty pageants while growing up. Hence she readily decided to take part in the “Miss Global Universe”, when she saw that it also allowed participation of married women.

Dengkil: Opting not to grieve over the loss of his eye, Mohamad Farid Mohamad Rasidi leveraged his cooking talent to earn a livelihood and support his family.

“SABAH is a very different society, we don’t care whoever we are, very much different, very friendly at heart, beautiful people,” said Ariffin Khan, businessman, entertainer and La Salle Alumni Social Secretary.

Lama Rod Owens describes himself as a Black Buddhist Southern Queen. The Harvard Divinity school-educated lama and yoga teacher blends his training in Tibetan Buddhism with experiences from his life

Kota Kinabalu: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim on Saturday announced a major upgrade plan to transform Queen Elizabeth Hospital 2 into the Sabah Heart Centre.

THE Tenom Pangi Hydro Power Station (SJHTP) situation was one of the many pressing matters that came to my attention upon assuming the role of Chairman at Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd (SESB) on June 23, last year.

KOTA BELUD: Former Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Salleh Mohd Said emphasised the need for Sabah to be granted autonomy in managing the health service sector, echoing the demands made by Sarawak.