A special series of Thaipusam pictures taken by Citizen Journalist David Thien who resides in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
David Thien
Kota Kinabalu turns 12
As part of KK’s City Day celebration, North Borneo History Enthusiasts (NBHE) is co-organizing with Dewan Bandaraya Kota Kinabalu are hosting a celebration of community, culture and history from...
Red Mass held for legal professionals in Kota Kinabalu
Some 30 Catholic lawyers clad in their fine black and white robes, together with their families attended a special Red Mass for legal professionals in Kota Kinabalu today.
Profiteering from 1Malaysia book vouchers
It was reported that unscrupulous persons are offering cash payment ranging from RM100 to RM180 for the RM200 1Malaysia book vouchers.
Village in Sabah needs bridge of change
A mention of the bridge could easily arouse their anger towards the government. They have waited too long and there is no sign that the hanging death trap will ever be repaired.
Friday the 13th proves unlucky for Ranau Highway users
The Ranau Highway, completed in 1983 urgently needs resurfacing as it is an accident prone route and susceptible to landslides
Logging in Kampung Timpangoh sours environment
The clearing is impacting the beautiful Timpangoh river which will definitely reduce or eliminate fishes from the river and render its water undrinkable.
The Mayor of Kota Kinabalu wishes Komunitikini readers good cheer
Abidin Madingkir led his officers and staff to meet the community of Kota Kinabalu with problems at a public session at the foyer entrance of the Kota Kinabalu City Hall recently.
Last call for feedback on Draft Kota Kinabalu Local Plan 2020
Consortium Consultancy to guide future city planning to make Kota Kinabalu great and vibrant as one of the region’s most livable cities.
Petronas’ little Christmas present for Sabah
Petronas, the 13th most profitable company in the world, is setting up a Petrosains Centre in Kota Kinabalu.
YTL’s Gaya Island Resort to bring more high-end tourism to Sabah
Gaya Island Resort enjoys a prime location on the West coast of Sabah which boasts one of the best places to view the most beautiful sunsets in the world.
Malaysians urged to support credible news media
Malaysians are urged to invest in a good news media as they would for education, health, financial security and safety. This is important for the overall integrity of the country’s democratic...
Train collides with fuel tanker near Kota Kinabalu airport
Eight hurt, most passengers escaped or were rescued by firemen and rescue workers.
Tawau terrace house pricing escalates
No other town in Sabah is better positioned than Tawau to share in the prosperity of Indonesian Kalimantan by being useful to the southern part of Borneo including green efforts like the Heart of...
Sabah La Salle old boys celebrate golden jubilee with dinner
Many old boys considered themselves fortunate to be among the La Salle School Sabah students during the watershed years of the 1970s, especially those who were approved for admission into Form One...
Demolition looms for Jesselton’s historic courts
The construction of the new Kota Kinabalu Court Complex with multi-storey vehicle parking lots including an underground car park will encroach into about half the land presently occupied by the...
Sabah tops national house price index
Sabah’s All House Price Index increased rapidly to 217.2 in 2010 from
132.5 in 2006, a stiff hike of up to 63.9 percent in just four years.
Small business owners sustain Sabah’s property sector
Besides investing in Kota Kinabalu that boosted the real estate sector,
small business owners here also support the many shops and housing being built
around town.
Sacred Heart parishioners raise Jalur Gemilang to mark Merdeka day
Parishioners of the Sacred Heart Cathedral led by Monsignor Primus Jouil assembled in front of the church to raise the Jalur Gemilang to mark Merdeka Day on August 31 2011.
Tsukahira: For God’s sake, standup for Sabah’s goodness!
Sabahans are called to claim their inheritance land of Sabah in which they were born in or settled, including those who migrated overseas when the going gets tough said renowned speaker and author,...
Putrajaya set to overtake Labuan’s housing count
It is expected that by 2025, the population and residential properties in Putrajaya will match if not overtake that of Labuan if the island remains just a laidback duty free vehicle, liquor and...
Buyers of condominium dissatisfied over small car park lots
Some angry buyers of a newly completed Alam Damai condominium complex nearby Sunny Garden in Kota Kinabalu complained and vented their frustrations at being allocated undersized parking lots for...