Issue a betrayal of Malaysia Agreements – ACS

UNITED WE STAND: (From left) John Ha, Bolly, Steward, Dr Su, Lawrence, Ng and Ambrose. KUCHING: Churches in Sarawak yesterday affirmed in front of about 1,500 forum participants their stand on the recent ban of the word ‘Allah’ in the Catholic weekly bulletin ‘The Herald’. Association of Churches (ACS) in Sarawak chairman Archbishop Datuk Bolly Lapok said the Bumiputera Church would continue to use the word ‘Allah’ as it is fundamental to...

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Malaysia Agreement back in the spotlight - AMANAH

In the wake of parliament's refusal to debate the Malaysia Agreement, Amanah has invited Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah to talk about the "non-fulfillment" of the terms. KOTA KINABALU: Parliament’s rejection of a motion by Sabah MP to debate the 18/20 points Malaysia Agreement has spurred Angkatan Amanah Merdeka (Amanah) here to organize a public talk and a round table discussion on the issue. Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah will present a keynote address...

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PRESS STATEMENT: “Implement Verbal Support of Sabah as Far East Hub" - DATUK DR. JEFFREY KITINGAN

PRESS STATEMENT: “Implement Verbal Support of Sabah as Far East Hub – Dr. Jeffrey” Kota Kinabalu: “The Sabah government should put its foot in its mouth and implement the proposed Plan of the Federation of Sabah Industries (FSI) (formerly Federation of Sabah Manufacturers – FSM) and turn Sabah into the “Hub of the Far East” as giving verbal support is of no use to the Plan" said Datuk Dr. Jeffrey Kitingan, STAR Sabah Chief, commenting...

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Imagine Musa tabling an RM40B 2014 Sabah Budget

By Matthias Hermes KOTA KINABALU: STAR Sabah chief Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan has proposed the Chief Minister to table a record-breaking RM40 billion Sabah Budget for 2014. Such a proposal was made assuming the calls by Malay ultras to chase out Christian Malaysians and Sabah out of the Federation are to realize before year-end. Jeffrey (photo) said the RM40 billion budget, a ten-fold increase from the historical RM4.048 billion...

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Enough with the threats, Jeffrey tells Najib’s men

He said the claims for the restoration of Sabah rights and autonomy do not mean cessation, or being anti-Malaya/Peninsula or promoting hatred for other Malaysians. KOTA KINABALU: Sabah opposition leader Jeffrey Kitingan wants the federal government to stop threatening those who have spoken up for Sabah’s rights in Malaysia. He said it could not be denied that the two Borneo states had been overlooked in terms of development and their rights...

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