5 May 2025
All in all, the ultimate goal of ESG is to build resilience. In this time of disorder, this resilience is important so that we can shape, to a certain extent, the global order.
Sabah leads Malaysia!
Sabah is now the frontline of a battle against an attempted coup, triggered by the Home Minister Hamzah Zainuddin under the apparent instruction of Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, to destabilise Shafie’s government in order to secure power.
Shafie was brave enough to call for elections, and threw a spanner into this disgusting attempt to steal the mandate given by the people in 2018.
This results in the Sabah state elections we are facing now, that shall determine what may become of the treacherous political move by Muhyiddin’s in the last seven months.
Sabah leads the next step forwards for the people to rise against old politics of katak-ism!
Sabah Bangkit!
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