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At least 21 people died in a shipwreck on December 15 when a boat full of Indonesian migrants trying to reach Malaysia capsized. The shipwreck took place on a commonly used migration route between In…
Kota Kinabalu Journalists Association (KKJA) appointed Asia Times proprietor Datuk Tiong Tan Hua and Sabah Publishing House Director Datuk Clement Yeh as the association’s Permanent Honorary Advisors. Similarly, KKJA also appointed KTS Trading Sdn Bhd Sabah Area Operations Manager Wong Kee Mee and Daily Express Editor-in-Chief James Sarda, as the association’s Advisors. The certificate of appointment was recently presented by KKJA Chairman Jimmy Goh who thanked them for their support to the association over the years
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More than twenty Indonesian migrants died trying to reach Malaysia when their boat capsized on December 15. This is far from an isolated tragedy in the region, say our Observers, who work to help the…
Daily Express again proved its reporting on issues is the best by bagging both the Journalism and Reporting awards at the 2021 Kinabalu Press Awards (KPA), Friday night
ASEAN lawmakers seek equal aid for migrants amid pandemic ucanews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from ucanews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Published on: Saturday, July 03, 2021 By: Alex Ong Text Size: 200,000 daily wage earners at eateries paying heavy price for p’sula cases. Pic: Yong Kota Kinabalu: Restaurant and coffeeshop operators said they will hold the National Security Council (NSC) and Senior Minister (Security) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob responsible for the loss of 200,000 jobs, mostly local bumiputras and IMM13 holders, due to refusing the State Government’s preference for business-friendly Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). ADVERTISEMENT Several thousand operators were forced to quit since March last year when restrictions were first imposed while others who managed to survive until now face similar prospects with the sector teetering on the verge of total collapse.