Jason Santos is a senior journalist and the Sabah Bureau Chief for The Vibes. With a focus on reporting local news and issues in Sabah, Jason covers a wide range of topics including infrastructure, education, politics, and social issues. His articles aim to provide in-depth coverage and analysis of the current events and challenges faced by the people of Sabah.
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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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46-year-old police officer charged with murdering 17-year-old in road crash.
State does not have enough federal seats to influence election results, says Warisan chief.
A breathalyser test revealed that the man was over the limit for alcohol consumption.
One of the poorest districts in Malaysia, the agricultural valley needs the roads, jobs for its people.
Sabah politicians united behind case to restore state rights.
Cop to stand trial in July. POLICEWOMAN Sheila Sharon Steven Kumar, better known as “Inspector Sheila”, failed today in an attempt to quash a public nuisance charge against her at the Kuala Lumpur magistrate's court.
Security forces risked their lives protecting the state during the Insurgency, says governor.
Three judges will meet for case management next week.
Suspect did not go to school, was educated by father, says resident.
Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said the 40% revenue entitlement is more than just aspirational.
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