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The 2025 Sabah state election, officially the 17th Sabah general election, was held on 29 November 2025.
This pivotal event elected all 73 representatives to the Sabah State Legislative Assembly, with no changes made to the existing constituency boundaries. The electoral process officially began with the dissolution of the State Legislative Assembly on 6 October 2025.
The official campaign period ran from 15 to 28 November, beginning with Nomination Day on 15 November. Early and postal voting took place from 25 to 28 November, culminating in the main polling day on 29 November, which determined the state's next government.
Trump warns Iran of ‘very strong action’ over protest hangings
US President Donald Trump threatens a forceful response if Iran executes protesters, as rights groups report hundreds killed and fears of hangings grow.WASHINGTON: President...
Sabah accelerates school digitalisation with laptops and Starlink internet
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Sabah's education ministry fast-tracks digitalisation, distributing 45,000 laptops and installing Starlink internet at 68 schools to bridge the technology gap.
Dilbert creator Scott Adams dies aged 68 after cancer battle
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Dilbert cartoon creator Scott Adams dies at 68 from prostate cancer, leaving a legacy of satirical comics that defined corporate culture.NEW YORK: Scott Adams,...
Kelantan KPDN foils smuggling of subsidised goods near Thai border
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KPDN enforcement seized over 600kg of sugar and cooking oil at a Pasir Mas smuggling base, with one suspect escaping across the Golok River.
Japan’s PM Takaichi set to call snap election in February
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Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi plans to dissolve parliament for a snap election, aiming to capitalise on high approval ratings and strengthen her ruling bloc's...
M’sian snaps at colleague who keeps relying on her to buy breakfast every day
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Motorcyclist knocks down student crossing road in Kajang
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Unemployed man arrested over suspected arson in Klang terrace...
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Police arrest a 44-year-old unemployed man with multiple criminal records for allegedly setting fire to six terrace houses in Kampung Johan Setia, Klang.
Sentul demolition of 68 units proceeds smoothly with police...
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Police confirm the demolition of 68 residential units in Kampung Chubadak Tambahan, Sentul, proceeded without protest under a High Court order.
UEC recognition must be anchored in constitution, says deputy...
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Deputy PM Ahmad Zahid says UEC recognition must be based on the constitution and national education philosophy, with Bahasa Melayu and History mandatory.
