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Sabah is poised to gain a 40 per cent ownership stake in a floating liquefied natural gas project, with an agreement with Petronas expected within months, marking deeper state involvement in oil and gas development.
Two Filipino nationals have each received four-month prison sentences in Kota Kinabalu for illegal entry into Sabah. The men were initially detained during an investigation into the murder of a 10-year-old girl, to which they pleaded guilty.
Sarawak has outperformed its Borneonisation policy target by securing 87.5% of key Federal civil service positions for state-born officers. Sabah, meanwhile, has achieved 69.7% progress toward its 90% goal.
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission arrested a Sabah-based NGO president on July 21 over allegations of RM2 million fund misappropriation. The arrest marks a significant enforcement action in Sabah's civil society sector.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has detained the president of a Sabah-based NGO over accusations of misappropriating RM2 million earmarked for a cultural hall construction initiative.
A jailed member of the notorious 'Geng Upik' organised crime syndicate faces nine money laundering charges involving over RM800,000 in Kota Kinabalu's Sessions Court.
Four people have been taken into custody by Sabah police as investigations intensify into allegations of cyberbullying and threatening behaviour directed at a teenage schoolgirl in the Membakut area.
Nearly a decade after a major corruption investigation into Sabah's water department, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission continues to hold RM114 million in seized assets pending case resolution.
Malaysia's Health Ministry will require pharmaceutical companies to report medicine supply disruptions starting July 1, establishing a public database to strengthen the nation's drug supply chain against regional risks.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has indicated that proposals for constructing new rural roads connecting remote areas in Sabah and Sarawak to major towns will be assessed for the 2027 budget, subject to Finance Ministry and Public Works Department procedures.
Authorities in Tenom have begun investigating claims that a 10-year-old girl was subjected to bullying while residing at a school hostel, raising fresh concerns about student safety in residential educational facilities.
Authorities in Sabah have arrested a 27-year-old Filipino national discovered harbouring 10 live pangolins and an elephant tusk at a plantation, marking another significant wildlife trafficking seizure in the region.
Malaysia's Domestic Trade Minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali has reviewed water supply stabilization efforts in Papar district, overseeing capacity expansion and addressing recent treatment plant disruptions caused by raw water turbidity.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's new Sabah headquarters on Jalan Sepanggar is nearing completion at 90 per cent, with the facility expected to open by year-end. The dedicated building will consolidate three separate offices into one.