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Imarah Ramadan Assistance Strengthens Religious Activities in Melalap Constituency
23 February 2026 TENOM: The Semarak Ramadan Programme for the Melalap State Constituency, themed “Fragrant Compassion, Gracious Deeds”, has been organised to strengthen religious activities and community welfare initiatives ahead of the month of Ramadan. The programme also saw a contribution of RM20,000 presented to the Tenom District Dakwah Fund. The contribution was handed over by the Melalap State Assemblyman, Datuk Jamawi Jaafar, and received by the Chairman of the Tenom
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KLF Book Writing Competition Lauded
Left to right: Neomi Salikup, Edna Stacy Sumandi, Priscilla Moses Gukim 23 February 2026 PENAMPANG: Winners of the recent book writing competition have expressed their happiness with the results and thanked the Kadazandusun Language Foundation (KLF) for organising the event. The winner was Neomi Salikup from Kg Taginambur, Tamparuli, whose book titled 'Sondihon Do Koposion' secured first prize of RM7,500. She believes that winning the competition provides great encouragement
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SIFEX 2026 Set to Sizzle with 400+ Brands and 60,000 Visitors Expected
23 February 2026 KOTA KINABALU: The fourth edition of the Sabah International Food Expo (SIFEX 2026) is set to return from 24 to 26 April 2026 at the Sabah International Convention Centre.(SICC) , promising its biggest showcase yet. Widely regarded as the largest food exhibition in East Malaysia, SIFEX 2026 will feature 312 booths representing more than 400 food and beverage brands from Malaysia and across the region, according to organising chairperson Datuk Khatijah Bachtiy
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PMPS Invites Retired Teachers to Join as New Members
23 February 2026 KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Retired Educators Association (PMPS) has opened new membership registration to retired teachers throughout the state in an effort to strengthen welfare networks and enhance the role of experienced educators in community development. Its President, Dr Aslie Hj Sahat, said the move is part of the association’s ongoing efforts to bring together retired teachers so that they may continue contributing their experience, expertise and servic
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Sabah FCAS Celebrates Pesta Ang Pao 2026 with Traditional Yee Sang Ceremony
Datuk Seri Christina Liew (second from left) stirring Yee Sang alongside other community leaders during FCAS’s Pesta Ang Pao 2026 celebration. 23 February 2026 KOTA KINABALU: Former Minister of Tourism, Culture and Environment, Datuk Seri Christina Liew, participated in the traditional Yee Sang for prosperity during the Pesta Ang Pao FCAS 2026 held at Sabah Hakka Hall on Saturday evening. She was joined by prominent community leaders and dignitaries at the celebration organis
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Fresh Fears as Tuntumulud–Bingkor Road Collapses Again After Heavy Rain
23 February 2026 BINGKOR: Local residents have once again voiced serious concerns over the condition of the , which is reportedly prone to collapse whenever heavy rain occurs, despite having undergone several rounds of repairs previously. Based on community observations, the road structure at the affected location sustains damage each time there is prolonged rainfall. Although repair works are carried out, the same problem recurs when subsequent heavy rain sets in. Community
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Great Place To Work: Malaysia makes first-ever national list
23 February 2026 SINGAPORE: Between broad economic reforms, a booming startup scene, and a talent market growing more competitive by the quarter, Malaysia is having a moment. What the country hasn't had, until now, is Great Place To Work. The global authority on workplace culture behind the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For and Best Workplaces™ lists in more than 170 countries is arriving. This Thursday, 26 February, Great Place To Work will release the inaugural Best Wo
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Respect MACC, Let the Law Take Its Course
22 February 2026 KOTA KINABALU: Former President of the Honorary Members Association of the Malaysian Volunteer Corps (RELA) Sabah, Datuk Jerry Ambuting Mohd Said, has described the statement by former Minister of Economy, Rafizi Ramli , who intends to sue the government if the investigation by the (MACC) does not lead to charges, as inappropriate and potentially damaging to public confidence in enforcement institutions. He said that all parties, particularly high-profile pol
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