Mount Kinabalu climb reopened to public since Sept 16

KOTA KINABALU : All Sabah Parks stations and offices (TTS), including climbing activities to the summit of Mount Kinabalu, have been … More

Remembering the good old days at once-famous Borneo Hotel

KOTA KINABALU: Long before the fancy five-star resorts in modern-day Kota Kinabalu were built, there was the Borneo Hotel. Located … More

Eight interesting facts you didn’t know about Sabah and Sarawak

PETALING JAYA : In conjunction with the Malaysia Day celebrations that mark Sabah and Sarawak becoming a part of the … More

How planting fig trees could make Sabah, in Malaysian Borneo, Asia’s top wildlife tourism destination and help restore its forests

Unlike an African safari, wildlife tourism in Borneo requires a jungle trek – and luck. But there’s a way to … More

Centre of power shifting towards East Malaysia – Tawfik

The shifting of Indonesia’s capital to Kalimantan will spur economic growth. The centre of political and economic power is likely … More

What Pakatan Harapan must do to win Government

Focus on winning GE15 Ismail Sabri Yaakob, who formed Malaysia’s new government without benefit of election – as his predecessor … More

Does Malaysia’s opposition need a new leader or a new direction?

Calls for change ignore the opposition’s structural problems, which are more significant than one man. A new leader without new … More

Malaysia’s Opposition Strategy To Return To Power – Analysis

Focusing on winning the coming general election Ismail Sabri Yaakob, who formed Malaysia’s new government without benefit of election – … More

A banteng-less Sabah in 20 years if annual hunt continues

Census reveals only 320 of unique wild buffaloes left in 2017, captive breeding may not be enough KOTA KINABALU : … More

What the fish? Shock over rare marine life in KK restaurant tanks

KOTA KINABALU: Shark conservationists have expressed shock and dismay after images of a rare shark in a tank at a … More

The influential snap of Double Six

A deputy federal minister was the man behind the lens of the iconic Double Six picture shot 45 years ago … More

Kadazan-Polish beauty takes Unduk Ngadau 2021 crown

Maya Hejnowska wins judges’ hearts in question-and-answer session KOTA KINABALU : Kadazan-Polish beauty representing the Api-Api constituency Maya Hejnowska was … More

James Chin on MA63 and the Return of State Nationalism in Malaysia

Calls for increased autonomy for Sabah and Sarawak are once again on the agenda in Malaysian politics. Since the founding … More

Malaysian Cabotage Policy Agitates Old Wounds in the Country’s East

Malaysia’s burdensome maritime regulations have put the question of autonomy for Sabah and Sarawak back on the agenda. The word … More

Federal leaders’ meddling reason why Sabah still backwards, charges Bung Moktar

State Umno chief also takes aim at cabinet members, saying they are being bullied by senior ministry officials KOTA KINABALU … More

Nature beckons, with breathtaking views at Inobong

KOTA KINABALU : On a Saturday just before dawn, hikers can be seen slowly trudging up a hilly remote road … More

Warisan targets Peninsular launch by May, eyes Sabahan communities

Party may launch its new branch in the peninsula during Ramadan, says its Youth chief Mohd Azis Jamman. Sabah-based Warisan … More

Blu Hope working to protect Sabah marine biodiversity

KOTA KINABALU : Blu Hope will be launching its core programmes to help protect Sabah marine biodiversity, especially the Coral … More

Pro-Bersatu lobby in Umno gaining steam

Perlis and Sabah Umno vow to continue ties with Bersatu seemingly against party leadership decision. Umno’s Perlis and Sabah chapters … More

This ‘silent bakery’ creates much more than just festive treats

KOTA KINABALU: As families nibble on red velvet, almond flake cookies and other Chinese New Year snacks, many are probably … More

Sabah sea gypsies grapple with dwindling fish catch, sinking villages as climate change threatens way of life

KOTA KINABALU : As the sun began to set, fisherman Lan Tumpat docked his rickety wooden boat. The 30-year-old then hoisted … More

Refusal to pay RM5,300 yearly to Sulu descendants could’ve cost M’sia millions: Thomas

Former AG reveals Malaysia’s decision to be a signatory of international arbitration convention could have had unforeseen consequences KUALA LUMPUR … More