By Datuk Teddy Chin
SOON after BN’s defeat in 2018 and Tun Musa slowly bowing out from the political scene, he handed the Sabah Umno chairmanship to Hajiji, formerly the Treasurer.
But Hajiji did not stay long as Sabah Umno chief.
In December 2018 he announced that he and about a dozen Sabah Umno YBs were quitting to become Independent Assemblymen.
In January or February 2019 Bersatu led by then PM Tun Dr Mahathir accepted them into the party in KL.
In April 2019 Dr M together with Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (then Home Minister) flew into KK to officially launch the Sabah branch of Bersatu.
It was held at the ITCC during which Dr M announced Hajiji as the head...
By Datuk James Ligunjang J. PFormer State Assemblyman
KOTA KINABALU : - Although GRS originally comprised eight local parties, it has since been reduced to six following the departures of STAR and SAPP as they chart their own paths.
Despite this, GRS remains the best option for guiding Sabah toward a brighter future.
Since its inception, GRS has prioritized consensus, actively listening to the voices of the people, and tirelessly working to fulfill the hopes and aspirations of Sabahans.
Facing numerous challenges, especially in revitalizing the state's economy, GRS has demonstrated resilience and unwavering determination.
The coalition’s commitment to economic transformation has established a solid foundation for sustained growth and prosperity.
The unemployment among youths in Sabah, which had been a...
