Integrity, commitment, leadership. Not rocket science. Very easily understood. Are these three simple words important for GE15?
This question is best answered by individual Sabahans after in-depth scrutiny. and introspection. We owe it to ourselves.
No longer Sabahans to be led to the slaughter house by predatory political parties and/or politicians from West Malaysia and even some from Sabah.
Sabahans must recognise one fact only, good sincere political parties and/or politicians with the aforementioned credentials are as rare as the Oppenheimer blue diamond
FINALLY, Sabah is on the right trajectory. CM Datuk Seri Panglima Hajiji has propelled Sabah’s economic development on the right trajectory in the short time of becoming CM. [a] The all-important basic element for economic development, i.e., substantial investment is coming in. [b] State/Federal relationship has been more or less straightened out. [c] Politics is stable in Sabah. [d] Jobs are being created for young Sabahans in a few sectors already. [e] Right policies, including investor-friendly ones, are in place. [f] Sabah’s revenue is rising to pass RM5 billion which is a record high. [g] Sabah’s economy has returned to positive growth in 2021 despite the pandemic and gloomy global conditions
1. Politicians are making promises, GE15 must be near.
The Parliamentary election must be near. Political leaders have started to make overly attractive but improbable promises. As W Malaysia is in a political mess, it is expected that no party/coalition will or can emerge the clear winner. The support from Sabah and Sarawak will likely determine the outcome as to which party/coalition will rule Malaysia in the next 5 years. Not surprising therefore that “new ideas” and “rosy promises” are being uttered to woe the voters in Sabah and Sarawak, most notably of which are some unreal/unrealistic/surrealistic suggestions on the positions of Sabah and Sarawak
Four agencies signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Sabah Skills and Technology Centre (SSTC).
Sabah Science, Technology and Innovation (KSTI) Minister, Datuk Yakub Khan said the joint venture signed was timely in the effort to train and provide the best skills to meet current needs