DID anyone really believe that the man known as Bossku would be returning home to serve the rest of his corruption sentence?

THERE has been such a whirlpool of opinions about the Cabinet reshuffle and almost everyone had something to say about it because it was such a sweeping shake-up.

The Prime Minister is open to speeding up reform measures but he appears to have drawn a line over DAP's request to recognise the UEC.

THE past week saw a number of DAP leaders start to speak up on issues the way they did when they were the opposition.

The new state government is a classic case of how enemies who need each other to stay in power are able to put aside their animosity after a fierce battle.

There are all kinds of signals coming the outcome of the Sabah election and it is like a movie, which is still playing with details of the ending still in the works.

IT was a week when everything that could possibly go wrong for Datuk Seri Shamsul Iskandar Md Akin did go wrong.

THERE is a rather unsettled mood among the Chinese in Sabah.

IT is puzzling that Khairy Jamaluddin's name keeps popping up in the impending Cabinet reshuffle.

THE chants of "hidup Tan Sri!" must have struck a sweet chord in Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin when he arrived for the Bersatu supreme council meeting on Tuesday night.

The rebellion brewing in Bersatu is aimed at forcing Muhyiddin to hand over the presidency to his deputy but will the move burn down the whole house?

IT is being spoken about as the most difficult election to predict in the history of Sabah.