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Kendylife's 'Lines That Became Stories' Marks 20 Years with Sabah Homecoming Exhibition
5 May 2026 KOTA KINABALU: Malaysian doodle artist and creative director Kendrick Ng, better known as Kendylife, has launched his first solo exhibition in his home state of Sabah, celebrating two decades of artistic evolution. Titled Lines That Became Stories, the show opened at Tinggi Tinggi Creative Hub amid a ceremony officiated by Sabah State Assembly Deputy Speaker Datuk Al Hambra Juhar. Guests included family, supporters and community figures such as Cloudine Padua, dep
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SMK Matunggong Retains Title as Sabah’s Top Rural School for Ninth Year with 3.34 SPM 2025 GPS
5 May 2025 MATUNGGONG: SMK Matunggong has sustained its outstanding performance, retaining its position as Sabah’s best rural daily secondary school for nine consecutive years. The school ranked 13th out of 223 in Sabah based on the 2025 Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) results, achieving a 100% pass rate for the sixth year running and improving its School Grade Point Average (GPS) to an impressive 3.34. Of 141 candidates, 55 students excelled with 5As or better. Sabah Minister
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PPNS Welcomes Adoption by Sabah Agri-Food Ministry
5 May 2026 KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah State Farmers’ Organisation (PPNS) has welcomed the Sabah Government’s recognition of PPNS as an adopted body under the Sabah Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Industry. Through this recognition, the various state government initiatives announced will benefit the people of Sabah, particularly Sabah’s farmers’ organisation members, in strengthening the agri-food sector, including the implementation of the Kitchen Garden Initiative
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State Government Remains Consistent in Defending Sabah’s 40 Per Cent Right
5 May 2026 KOTA KINABALU: Kapayan state assemblyman Datuk Chin Tek Ming's statement regarding Sabah’s 40 per cent entitlement has continued to draw reactions, with former president of the Sabah chapter of the National Association of RELA Honoured Members, Datuk Jerry Ambuting Mohd Said, describing it as baseless and misleading to the public. He said the opposition leader’s statement was not only confusing the public, but could also undermine the strategic negotiations that a
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SBBA Courtesy Visit to Sabah State Sports Council
4 May 2026 KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah State Bodybuilding Association (SBBA) paid a courtesy visit to the Director of the Sabah State Sports Council, Mohd Asneh Moh Noor, at his office in Kota Kinabalu. The SBBA delegation was led by President Clarence Runggi, accompanied by Vice President Johnny Said, Secretary Diana Anthony, and Treasurer cum coach Jeffery Thaddeus. Also present were Valerie Wong, Deputy Director I, and officers from the Sabah State Sports Council (MSN).
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CARiNG Pharmacy Launches Holistic Initiative to Support Women at Every Stage of Life
4 May 2026 KUALA LUMPUR: CARiNG Pharmacy, together with Georgetown Pharmacy and Wellings Pharmacy under BIG CARING Group, has unveiled its latest initiative, the "Empowering Women, Inspiring Wellness" campaign. This long-term programme aims to encourage women to take a more proactive role in managing their health and wellbeing, positioning CARiNG as a trusted, accessible partner in holistic community healthcare for women at all life stages. Lim Chee Mun, Head of Product Marke
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Boost Quality Farming, Protect Local Growers
4 May 2026 PAPAR: Efforts to champion high-quality farming practices through the Malaysian Good Agricultural Practice (MyGAP) certification must be expanded to guarantee food safety and enhance the value of local produce. Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food Industries Minister Datuk Jamawi Jaafar said the success of Owan’s Farm, a fertigation and hydroponic operation in Kampung Buang Sayang here that has earned MyGAP certification, should serve as an example for other growers. H
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Sabah Tourism Stands Strong Amid Global Tensions
4 May 2026 KOTA KINABALU: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Hajiji Noor is confident that Sabah’s tourism sector will remain resilient despite challenges from the ongoing Middle East conflict. Undoubtedly, he said, many businesses will need to take bold, decisive action to navigate the uncertainties ahead. “This crisis will fundamentally reshape how we operate. Every sector will be affected, which means we must adapt and innovate in our business practices. Yet, the future r
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