Jason Santos is a Senior Journalist cum Sabah Bureau Chief at various media outlets. He focuses on elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a keen interest in issues pertaining to Asia and Southeast Asia. His work has been featured in The Malaysian Insight, The Vibes, Malaysiakini, and New Britain Herald.
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Jason Santos primarily covers government announcements and evolving political stories. He focuses on topics such as crime, natural disasters, politics, education, and infrastructure.
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Upko president Ewon Benedick has dismissed claims of a political bait-and-switch after his party helped form a Sabah administration that includes national parties.
Upko chief says the current state administration is more local than before.
Sabah BN chief Bung Moktar Radin is understood to be currently receiving treatment at Gleneagles Hospital in Kota Kinabalu.
By: Jason Santos
Star's departure resulted in split among Kadazan-Dusun-Murut votes, Joachim says.
Former backers cite GRS ties, governance failures, federal control behind backlash.
Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) president Dr Joachim Gunsalam said his party failed to win more seats in the recent Sabah election due to Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku's (Star) exit from Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS).
Such cooperation is best placed at national level, he says.
An independent candidate for the Karanaan state seat in the recent Sabah election has filed a judicial review against the victory of Gabungan Rakyat
Ismail polled 3,755 votes in Nov 29 Sabah election, Bung had 3,908.
Party sees by-elections as stepping stone to winning more seats.
