March 29, 2021

Opinion

Postponement of #Undi18: When a government fears the restless young

Opinion

Politicians using GLC’s to reward loyalists, bleeding the economy

KOTA KINABALU, 12 Feb -- Kawasan pantai Taman-Taman Sabah Pulau Suluk yang sering menjadi sasaran para pengebom ikan melakukan aktiviti mengebom ikan.
Akitviti mengobom ikan bukan sahaja merosakkan kerang di kawasan itu tetapi sangat membahayakan terutama kepada pelancong yang melakukan aktiviti selaman scuba di kawasan berdekatan.
--fotoBERNAMA (2020) HAK CIPTA TERPELIHARA

KINA KINABALU, Feb 12 -- The coastal areas of Sabah Parks Suluk Island are often the target of fishermen engaging in fish bombing activities.
The illegal fishing activities are not only harmful to the corals in the area but also dangerous to tourists doing scuba diving activities nearby.
--fotoBERNAMA (2020) COPYRIGHTS RESERVED

Opinion

Practise sustainable and responsible tourism methods for economic recovery

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Phase 2 of national immunisation programme heralds new set of challenges

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Start afresh and respect leadership’s decision, Puad tells embattled Shahidan

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Suez Canal blockage not a concern to Malaysian glove exports

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Markets

AGM Watch: Digistar queried as audit fee expenses halved in FY2020

Markets

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