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Despite its significant population of nearly 4 million, representing 10pc of Malaysia’s total, a persistent fallacy claims Sabah’s population is too small for significant economic impact. This misconception impedes Sabah’s development and hinders its potential for sustainable growth.
Sabah’s aspirations for robust economic growth face a significant internal challenge – a segment of the civil service harbouring outdated mindsets and exhibiting resistance to necessary change.
The Sabah Law Society’s (SLS) court action against the federal government of Malaysia and the Sabah state government has been re-confirmed for hearing this month, on the 16 May 2024.
WITHIN the Malaysian Federation’s federalist system, the Concurrent List offers a unique space for shared legislative authority between the federal and state governments.
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah should be more proactive in enacting laws to have greater legal coverage on matters that fall under both state and federal jurisdictions, says senior lawyer Datuk Roger Chin.