Carian mengenai topik Sabahans

On the first day of Aidilfitri today, most Muslims in Sabah celebrate the festival with family and relatives, in addition to house-to-house visits.

Sabahans involved in the upcoming six state elections are advised to vote for the Unity Government to maintain the country's political dynamics for a better future.

The people of Sabah can rest assured that BN will deliver on the promises made in its manifesto, especially with regard to eradicating poverty, says Sabah BN chairman Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin.

All the political leaders should continue advocating for the ongoing struggles of Sabahans and Sarawakians.

The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal by two Sabahans to reinstate a lawsuit against Abdul Hadi Awang for allegedly making seditious remarks against Christians.

Warisan MP Mohamaddin Ketapi has apologised for his remarks that allegedly insulted security personnel who fought against intruders during the 2013 Lahad Datu standoff in Sabah.

In a statement, the Lahad Datu representative said that a speech of his, during the Sabah election campaign trail, had been misinterpreted. He stressed that he did not have any intention to hurt members of security forces.

In the short video clip which went viral early Monday, Mohamaddin had told voters at the village that the 2013 incident was only a 'sandiwara' (staged act) by the federal government then.

He claimed that the Umno-led government had done so to secure support from Sabahans in the 13th General Election, which was conducted later in the same year.

Ongkili also stressed that it was vital for the team to do their homework, so the rights of Sabah and Sabahans are protected.

Ismail Sabri said the people's openness in fostering inter-racial harmony could establish a big family that was able to face any challenge.

The commitment to teach children in Sabah and ensure that they are not left behind has taken Sharin Aizrulidana Samsuri, 46, thousands of kilometres away from her hometown in Kota Tinggi, Johor.

The state government through the initiatives of Hala Tuju Sabah Maju Jaya (SMJ) is creating as many jobs as possible so that Sabahans will no longer have to look for work in other places.

Hajiji said the state government would use the special grant of RM125.6 million from the federal government to build the housing project.

Tears of joy fill the eyes of those at KKIA as the AirAsia flight AK1794 from Singapore carrying 119 passengers, the first international flight into Sabah after more than two years, landed at 2.30 pm.

Sabahans still face enormous challenges in enjoying better access to basic infrastructure.

The claims of the heirs of the Sulu Sultanate over Sabah will never be acknowledged as Sabahans have chosen to be part of Malaysia, the Sabah state legislative assembly sitting was told today.

What do young Sabahans want beyond a sense of unity and recognition as full members of society? Is it economic opportunities? Sharaad Kuttan speak to Vilashini Somiah, Gender Studies Programme, Universiti Malaya and singer Clinton Liew aka MKNK and collaborator on #SabahBangkit.