Corundum News Today

Tenom: The Rundum Highlands in Tenom has emerged as an eco-tourism gem for birding enthusiasts.

KEMABONG: Rundum Highlands has great potential to be a tourist destination and be put on the global map, especially when infrastructure in the area is developed.

“It’s better late than never….”. With these words, Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Hj Hajiji Hj Noor officiated the second official Sabah Day celebration in Tambunan on August 31, 2023 some 60 years after the first one in 1963. Why only second? Well, you see, just 16 days after August 31, 1963 Sabah became part of Malaysia.

Kota Kinabalu: Some 70 per cent of schools in Sabah are located in the interior while the rest are in urban areas, according to Deputy Education Director Abidin Marjan.

Dear Dr. Universe,

THIS is the latest tourism award news. Padas Farmstay Tenom has been picked winner of the Asean Community-based Tourism Standard award 2023-25

KOTA KINABALU: More parliamentary seats for Sabah and Sarawak are necessary to help serve the people better in the Bornean states, says Datuk Robert Tawik.

SOME say coffee is the gasoline of life and in Sabah, there is no other coffee that is “livelier” than the renowned “Kopi Tenom” (Tenom Coffee)

BACK to travel writing. This time I suggest try one of the most interior towns of all – Pensiangan, a Murut name meaning located at the confluence of two rivers, in fact, two beautiful, crystal rivers – Saliu and Tagoh.  The reason is on my 3-5 December 2021 trip there with Tham Yau Kong, I heard Ansom Putiang, President of Murut Tahol Association, poured out his concern on what genuinely mattered to villagers of fantastic Kampung Salinatan.   Ansom said: “This i...

A landowner here is appealing to the Public Works Department (JKR) and the Land and Survey Department (JTU) to help settle an 18-year claim for compensation for several acres that were acquired for a road to be built near Pekan Kemabong, here