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KOTA KINABALU: Sabah's historical tourism attraction revolving around the infamous Sandakan Death March has restarted as the Covid-19 pandemic fades.

A weak earthquake with a magnitude of 3.7 on the Richter scale was detected in Kundasang at 9.28am today

RANAU: Tremors from the 3.7-magnitude earthquake which struck Kundasang, Sabah, at 9.28 am Tuesday (April 26), were not only felt by residents in the district, but also by climbers on Mount Kinabalu.

Sabah’s cases dipped to 65 on Saturday from a three-digit spike of 149 the day earlier while one death was recorded in Kuala Penyu, said Sabah’s Covid-19 spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun.  “After a startling announcement of a new education cluster in Lahad Datu on Friday, the Covid-19 situation in all Sabah districts re-stabilised and is under control.  “No additional cases were recorded among students in the SM Sains Lahad Datu cluster so far, and the dist...

Some of the worst atrocities committed against Australian prisoners of war by their Japanese captors occurred in camps far away from the Thai-Burma Railway and Changi.

The Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia (AIM) spent RM5.5 million between January 2021 and March this year to pay benefits to AIM participants in Sabah affected by disasters

Muda’s planned foray into Sabah politics will not have a big impact on the state’s political landscape, say analysts

Another 11 persons were fined a total of RM165,000 for abetting in using fake bank statements to get contracts involving RM25 million to supply food to hostels and schools in the State

It is not yet time for Muda to talk about the seats it wants to contest in Sabah in the 15th general election (GE15), said party president Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman

Sabah hit a new all-time low with 63 cases reported on Saturday, the lowest figure recorded since May 17 last year, said Sabah’s Covid-19 spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun