Jason Santos

Chief Minister Hajiji Noor announces dissolution of state legislature, paving way for fresh polls amid shifting political alliances and autonomy rhetoric

Under the pact, PH eyes to get 23 seats from partner GRS and of these, PKR would get 13, while DAP and Upko are left to share five seats each.

Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor, who chairs GRS said it was up to the parties to make their own decision

Shafie said candidates contesting under the party’s banner in the upcoming Sabah election will be required to sign a RM10 million bond.

This after Sabah Star and SAPP proposed to contest under own logos

Sabah Star already expressed their plans to leave GRS to Shafie in September last year

Jeffrey said working with PH goes against wishes of Sabah voters

The announcement was made at the 37th session of the International Coordinating Council of the Man and the Biosphere (MAB) Programme in Hangzhou, China, on Sept...

Bersih said that if the assembly were dissolved abruptly, many Sabahans outside the state would not have enough time to return and cast their ballots.

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Anwar, who is also the Prime Minister, made clear that Pakatan would maintain its existing electoral pacts with both BN and GRS.