DAP-SAPP spat over seats rages

Nancy Lai, The Borneo PostKOTA KINABALU: Trouble seems to be brewing in the opposition front as DAP Sabah and Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) take potshots at each other on several issues, including…

Allah debate: Let court decide

A Sarawak assemblyman says it is "unacceptable" to force "a religion to change words in their Holy Scriptures simply to satisfy believers of another religion."  Joseph Tawie, FMT KUCHING: Both…

‘Wake up to the ways of PAS’

 (The Star) - Christians, especially the urban middle class, must wake up to the ways of PAS which has announced its objection to the use of the word “Allah” in churches and the absence of Christmas…

Unsustainable love affair with cars

 We cannot be building more roads and highways. Some hard decisions have to be made and in doing so, trade-offs have to be accepted. Whatever the decision, it involves pain of some sort to some party.…

The PAS conundrum – or is it really?

 No policy decision would be made without consensus from all three parties. This must be emphasised. No one party would be able to decide all on its own the policy of the coalition, since each pary’s…

The nation’s future

Because they bother about their positions, we have seen our national debts climbing and money handed out generously. Because they fear losing their power, administrative agencies have been spared…

Confidence tricks in Sabah politics

Former Chief Minister Harris Salleh's latest comments are indicative of how disengaged Sabah leaders, both past and present, are from the man on the street.  Free Malaysia Today Ask almost anyone…