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KOTA KINABALU: The authorities had to be called in to clean up yet another mercury spill at a school in Sabah.

KOTA KINABALU: Serene, cool and surrounded by nature, Crocker Range sounds like an alpine destination in Europe. But far from being an unreachable getaway, this mountainous area is located on Sabah’s west coast.

KOTA KINABALU: Firemen were called in to save a host of pets after a fire broke out at a pet store in Sabah’s east coast Tawau district.

A 31-year-old woman was fined a total of RM500,000 for 50 counts of producing fake bank statements to the Sabah Education Department to get contracts involving million ringgit to supply cooked food to hostels and schools in several districts around the State

A woman and her friend, a History teacher, visit a war memorial in Sabah, and were moved by what they saw.

KOTA KINABALU: Firemen were called in to save some pets after a fire incident at a pet store in Sabah’s east coast Tawau district.

Sabah’s caseload rose to 178 on Thursday from 152 the day earlier, with cases in Kota Kinabalu accounting for nearly half of the caseload, said State Covid-19 spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun.  One death was recorded in Ranau.  “Cases in Kota Kinabalu nearly doubled, from 45 the day before to 83 on Thursday, which is 46.6 per cent of the caseload,” he said in a statement, Thursday.  He added that although the test samples decreased from 2,238 the day before ...

A 36-year-old lorry driver who had in his possession a machete in public without a permit, was sentenced to five years’ jail and ordered to get a stroke of the cane

A memorial obelisk was erected several years ago at Sandakan and two memorial services are performed each year – one on Anzac Day and another on August 15, marking the date of the Japanese surrender.

I do hope the government will hold the main Malaysia Day celebration in Sabah in future. When the main celebration is held elsewhere, Sabahans organise their own celebration and have fireworks. In celebrating the occasion, we should put aside our differences and create a harmonious community together. As a Sabahan, I find that it’s easy for me to fit in in Peninsular Malaysia. However, those who move from here to Sabah will have to learn the local language for daily use, but do not worry, the ...