Datuk Wetrom...will ensure KDM is part of the Sabah government block after the state elections.TAMPARULI : The Parti Kesejahteraan Demokratik Masyarakat (KDM) has revealed...
THE long-awaited reunion of St. Mary’s School, Sandakan’s Class of 1971 was nothing short of magical.
After missing our 50th anniversary due to the pandemic and the passing of our beloved former chairman, this gathering became a poignant celebration of resilience, friendship, and timeless bonds.
A Friendship that Stood the Test of Time Between 1961 and 1971, we built friendships in the halls of our alma mater that have endured for over half a century.
Now proud grandparents in our early to mid-70s, we proved that time and distance could never weaken the ties forged in childhood.
From Idea to Adventure: The Reunion Takes Shape.
The spark for this reunion was lit during casual conversations among a few classmates in...
By Datuk Philip Golingai
Why have the calls for justice for Zara Qairina Mahathir gathered so much momentum?
The case of the 13-year-old girl who died on July 17, a day after falling from the third floor of her school dormitory in Papar, Sabah, is tragic indeed and the loss to her family is incalculable.
But there have been other sad cases like this before that didn’t gain the sort of attention Zara Qairina’s has.
#Justice4Zara has gone viral online while physical gatherings of hundreds of people have been taking place in towns in Sabah too.
The case first came to the public’s attention when her family called for further investigation into her death, citing evidence of bullying and what...
