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BUYING made-in-Sabah goods is a fast way to restore the economy, save jobs and ramp up support for local producers, said State Industrial Development Minister Datuk Joachim Gunsalam (pic).  He said the fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic felt throughout the globe also severely tested the resilience of Sabah’s economy, leaving many businesses counting the costs — the result of social and economic disruption caused by the crisis

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah's daily Covid-19 cases continued their downward trend with none of the state's districts reporting figures in the triple digits, the first time since Feb 4.

KOTA KINABALU: Consumers in Sabah faced 332 minutes (over five hours) of power disruptions on average in 2021, said Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd (SESB) chief executive officer Mohd Yaakob Jaafar.Studies conducted found 49% of the 11kV medium voltage conductors in Sabah are not insulated, he said.This means these electrical conductors are very sensitive and could easily cause power supply disruptions, he added in a statement.

Power disruptions in Sabah involving uninsulated electrical conductors are expected to drop by 30pc to 50pc by 2025

KOTA KINABALU: Power disruptions in Sabah involving uninsulated electrical conductors are expected to drop by 30% to 50% by 2025.

A 51-year-old farmer charged with sexually harassing  his stepdaughter will go trial on Oct 17-18

Telupid will be hosting the Central Zone Sabah Cup football tournament from March 18-20 at the Telupid Town District Council field

The Rafflesia flower takes about five years to bloom but only lasts five to seven days after it does

The Rafflesia flower takes about five years to bloom but only lasts five to seven days after it does.

Sabah recorded 1,176 cases on Friday with 64.54 per cent being sporadic infections, said Sabah’s Covid-19 spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun