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Local Business Sports Leisure BM Kadazan Dusun EDUCATION ECO Archives Latest News	Keewon siap single lagu sentuhan Ateng |  Permohonan Biasiswa Kerajaan Negeri Sabah dibuka hari ini |  15 suspek berjaya ditahan AADK Keningau dalam Ops Cegah |  'MA63 realisation important towards strengthening Malaysia' |  UMS, YL4S ganding bahu capai ‘Zero Plastic Heroes’ |  Allow equal rights to confer nationality on spouses and children: JAG |  “We can recover in three years” |  'Minister should leave Water Dept Director appointment up to AGC' |  Yong: Water supply disruptions not due to dry weather but incompetence |  Commendable outing for Labuan ruggers |  Sabah silat exponents set three-gold target |  Sabah Para swimmers rule |  R10,000 sakadai kumaa PVATM laan Kota Belud |  Airbus' sourcing activities in Malaysia to reach US$550 mln |  Good paying jobs await spa therapy grads |   Local     'MA63 realisation important towards strengthening Malaysia' “What we are not happy about is that our (royalty) payment has been locked in since 1974. It is already 2019 and the payment still stays at 5%,” Full Story   Allow equal rights to confer nationality on spouses and children: JAG to allow equal right for Malaysian men and women to confer nationality on their spouses and children. Full Story   “We can recover in three years” He said a portion of the country’s income had to be used to pay the country’s debt, which caused the government to pay lesser attention to national development. Full Story   'Minister should leave Water Dept Director appointment up to AGC' Yong also warned that the consequences of having an unqualified and incompetent public servant as head of an important government department could be damaging to public interests and safety. Full Story   Yong: Water supply disruptions not due to dry weather but incompetence accused the state Infrastructure Development Minister of using the current dry spell to justify the government’s controversial decision to build a mega dam at Kaiduan in Penampang/Papar. Full Story   Axe coming down on non-performing GLCs Shafie said that at least three subsidiaries of Yayasan Sabah, the state’s biggest concession holder, might be downsized or closed with their staff absorbed into other companies or divisions of YS. Full Story   Another vessel caught trawling in shallow waters Sabah Marine Police commander ACP Mohamad Pajeri Ali said a Marine police patrol boat spotted the fishing vessel trawling two nautical miles from land at Tanjung Malandung at 8.40am on Saturday. Full Story   Illegal tapping of water supply at squatter colonies The department’s enforcement officers with the assistance of appointed contractor, Salcon Engineering cut off the illegal connection at the illegal settlement in front of the Pangiran Galpam Mosque in Mile 7 Jalan Labuk and Mile 2 Kampung Bakau betwee Full Story   Kinabalu Pink Ribbon conducts Breast Cancer Awareness programme in Ranau All adults present were provided free basic health screening by medical officers from KPJ while the clinical breast check-up for women were done by LPPKN nurses while the children had a fun filled outing with a colouring contest. Full Story   Grab’s late cancellation policy will not affect majority of users For instance, driver-partners who repeatedly ask passengers to cancel could result in a suspension or even a permanent ban.” Full Story   BHP still carrying out works for Pan Borneo Highway Sabah The statement was in response to The Financial Edge news report dated 21st March 2019 on the termination of the Project Delivery Partner (PDP) model for Pan Borneo Highway project in Sabah. Full Story   State govt hopes to kick off Papar dam project in April hopes to get the controversial RM2 billion Papar water dam project off the ground next month. Full Story   Six water plants ‘dried up’ in East Coast "The situation now is only critical in Tawau and Semporna which is affecting the six treatment plants," Full Story   Tawau water production drops by 50 per cent “Although the dry weather has passed, but if it doesn’t rain in areas where the rivers are located, then the water level will not increase,” he said. Full Story   PBH project now under government He further questioned how could a private entity such as the PDP, be left to manage RM16 billion of project funds, underlining the need for greater transparency and accountability. Full Story	Now, you can also channel your complaints or grievances to Actionline through our E-Mail You may write to: ActionLine, New Sabah Times, P.O. Box No 15141, 88861 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
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