KOTA KINABALU: If not Malaysia, then what? It’s a question that’s coming more into focus in Sabah and Sarawak as religious tensions escalate in the peninsula sending shudders through the
two states.
It’s not the first time that questions about Sabah’s place in Malaysia have surfaced. In 1965, former chief minister Tun Fuad Stephens wanted a review of Sabah’s participation in Malaysia after Singapore’s exit.
Stephen’s reasoning was that...
