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Kinabalu Shell Press Award 2015 English Language 1A - Journalism Award (Feature & News Reporting) NO NAME ORGANISATION TITLE Remark AMY THONG @ FAUSTINA 1A - 01 THE BORNEO POST FINALLY OVERCOMING HOW DEMONS, FEARS DANGIN AVILA GERALDINE SAMUEL LIVING TRADITION - LAST OF THE MOMOLIAN AND 1A - 02 NEW STRAITS TIMES CHONG TRADITIONAL WITH MODERN TOUCHES 1A - 03 CLEOPHAS JOHN GORDON NEW SABAH TIMES US MARINES SET KB HILLS ABLAZE WITH FIREPOWER 1A - 04 CLEOPHAS JOHN GORDON NEW SABAH TIMES PARADISE SHOWS MALAYSIA ARMED AND READY 1A - 05 JENNE JOHN LAJIUN THE BORNEO POST QILAH LEPAS RINDU DI PUSARA PAPA 1A - 06 MARIAH AIRIENS DOKSIL THE BORNEO POST RAISING A TOAST TO SABAH WOMEN ACHIEVEMENTS PITAS GREAT-GRANDMUM'S PRE-INDEPENDENCE 1A - 07 MARIAH AIRIENS DOKSIL THE BORNEO POST HARDSHIP 1A - 08 MARY CHIN DAILY EXPRESS TEACHING THE RURAL KIDS HOW TO CODE 1A - 09 NORBERT KEE THE BORNEO POST BREAST CANCER: A TRIUMPH OF INDOMITABLE SPIRIT 1A - 10 OLIVIA JESSICA PETER NEW STRAITS TIMES THE SACRED TOOL THAT SAVED INARAD 1A - 11 ROY ANTHONY GOH NEW STRAITS TIMES THE HEROES OF MT KINABALU JAMES SARDA 1A - 12 DAILY EXPRESS MALAYSIA VERSUS THE WORLD (TWO - PART SERIES) MARY CHIN 1A - 13 JAMES SARDA DAILY EXPRESS NATIONS IN TRANSITION (8 - PART SERIES) Page 1 of 7 1B - Sports Journalism Award NO NAME ORGANISATION TITLE Remark 1B - 01 ARFANDI JAAFAR THE BORNEO POST BORNEO SEVENS 2015 (SERIES ENTRY) SABAH ATHLETES MAKE STATE AND COUNTRY PROUD 1B - 02 LESTER JOSEPH BINGKASAN THE BORNEO POST IN 2015 1B - 03 OLIVIA JESSICA PETER NEW STRAITS TIMES ENDURANCE CHALLENGE WITH A TWIST 1B - 04 PAUL MU VITET NEW SABAH TIMES ORGANISER EXPECTS MORE TEAMS FOR TOB2016 1C - News Reporting NO NAME ORGANISATION TITLE Remark AMY THIONG @ FAUSTINA 1C - 01 THE BORNEO POST BUYING SPREES ON EVE OF GST DANGIN AMY THIONG @ FAUSTINA 1C - 02 THE BORNEO POST HONGKOD KOISAAN 'CHAOS' DANGIN AVILA GERALDINE SAMUEL CHONG, ROY ANTHONY GOH, NEWS COVERAGE OF EARTHQUAKE IN KUNDASANG, 1C - 03 NEW STRAITS TIMES KRISTY INUS, OLIVIA JESSICA RANAU PETER 1C - 04 CLEOPHAS JOHN GORDON NEW SABAH TIMES ADDRESSING SABAH'S GROUSES 1C - 05 CLEOPHAS JOHN GORDON NEW SABAH TIMES DESPAIR FOR HOMELESS SABAHANS EMOTIONAL GATHERING TO HONOUR "FALLEN" 1C - 06 ELTON AARON GOMES THE BORNEO POST MOUNTAIN GUIDES Page 2 of 7 DAUGHTER OF LATE SERGEANT STILL ASKING FOR HER 1C - 07 ELTON AARON GOMES THE BORNEO POST FATHER 1C - 08 ERSIE ANJUMIN NEW SABAH TIMES REAL SECRET OF CAREER SUCCESS REVEALED JASON EDGAR DELOS SANTOS CLARENCE GEORGE @ DOL ZULHAYATI BINTI DZULKIFILI KAN YAU CHEONG NEIL ARTHUR CHAN DAVID THIEN SHING VUI TRACY PATRICK SHERELL ANN JEFFREY JOAN GEORGE MOOL 1C - 09 DAILY EXPRESS SABAH QUAKE (SERIES) CYNTHIA D. BAGA MARY CHIN CHRISTOPER BERNARD MASKILONE RAYNER RAPHEAL MAJANTIM SHAMALA A/P SURESH KEE SEE LENG LARISSA HILARY RAJIT LUMANDAN KRISTY INUS, ROY ANTHONY 1C - 10 GOH, AVILA GERALDINE NEW STRAITS TIMES NEWS COVERAGE IN SANDAKAN KIDNAPPING SAMUEL CHONG 1. STOLEN SABAH VEHICLES IN INDONESIA? 1C - 11 MARIAH AIRIENS DOKSIL THE BORNEO POST 2. THE COPS TO BE PROBE 'STOLEN CARS IN INDONESIA' CLAIM SABAH ACADEMIC'S PAINTING FEATURED IN CHINA 1C - 12 MARIAH AIRIENS DOKSIL THE BORNEO POST STAMP MARY ANNUNCIATA LAI @ FOREIGN TOURISTS WHO STRIPPED NAKED AND POSE NANCY, NUDE ON MOUNT KINABALU WHICH LED TO THEIR 1C - 13 ELTON AARON GOMES, THE BORNEO POST ARRESTS, REMANDED AND CHARGED IN COURT SURAINI BINTI ANDOKONG, BEFORE BEING DEPORTED BACK TO THEIR COUNTRY SAFRAH BINTI MAT SALLEH OF ORIGIN. MUGUNTAN VANAR, RUBEN 1C - 14 INOCENCIO SARIO, STEPHANIE THE STAR KIDNAPPING AND BEHEADING LEE SHAO FEN Page 3 of 7 MUGUNTAN VANAR, RUBEN 1C - 15 INOCENCIO SARIO, STEPHANIE THE STAR MOUNT KINABALU EARTHQUAKE LEE SHAO FEN DON’T TRUST EVEN IF GOT MY KAD KIDNAP GROUPS 1C - 16 NEIL ARTHUR CHAN DAILY EXPRESS STILL TRYING DON’T USE P'PINE NAMES FOR KAMPUNGS IN SABAH ELDERLY COUPLE LIVING IN DECAYING SHOCK APPEALS FLIGHT OF STRICKEN ELDERLY COUPLE TO OWN NEW 1C - 17 PAUL MU VUI TET NEW SABAH TIMES HOUSE ON VERSE OF MATERIALISATION ELDERLY COUPLE AT KAMPUNG MARAHANG RECEIVES HARDCORE POOR HOUSING AID RIPIN MINTOW MARY ANNUNCIATA LAI @ NANCY AMY THONG @ FAUSTINA DANGIN SURAINI BINTI ANDOKONG 1C - 18 BORNEO POST EARTHQUAKE SERIES SAFRAH BINTI MAT SALLEH CHOK SIM YEE JENNE JOHN LAJIUN ABD MURIB MOHD MORPI ELTON AARON GOMES MARIAH AIRIENS DOKSIL JAMES SARDA 1C - 19 DAILY EXPRESS DO NOT LOSE YOUR CHILDREN' MARY CHIN 1C - 20 TRACY PATRICK DAILY EXPRESS ALL IS NOT WELL ON MT KINABALU 1C - 21 VESTA VANESSA JSOL NEW SABAH TIMES GRANNY'S POWER FEAT DELIGHTS VILLAGERS 1C - 22 VESTA VANESSA JSOL NEW SABAH TIMES HI-TECH AID IN WAR ON OIL PALM PLAGUE Page 4 of 7 5 - Environmental Journalism Award NO NAME ORGANISATION TITLE Remark 5 - 01 JENNE JOHN LAJIUN THE BORNEO POST PLASTIC TRASH KILLS DOLPHIN 5 - 02 JENNE JOHN LAJIUN THE BORNEO POST ILLEGAL SABAH WILDLIFE TRADE ONLINE 5 - 03 KAN YAU CHEONG DAILY EXPRESS ANIMAL PREMONITIONS ON KINABALU QUAKE 1) HAZE FROM UNQUENCHABLE PEAT FIRES 5 - 04 KAN YAU CHEONG DAILY EXPRESS 2) PARADOX OF HIGH AND WET PEATS DOMES PRESERVING MOTHER NATURE WHERE OTHERS HAVE 5 - 05 MARIAH AIRIENS DOKSIL THE BORNEO POST FAILED 5 - 06 OLIVIA JESSICA PETER NEW STRAITS TIMES SABAH MULLS 'TAGAL' TO PROTECT SHARKS 1) TAWAU SCHOOL'S MINI-ZOO OF SHAME 5 - 07 OLIVIA JESSICA PETER NEW STRAITS TIMES 2) ZOO CLOSURE SHOULD SERVE AS REMINDER 5 - 08 ROY ANTHONY GOH NEW STRAITS TIMES FOCUS ON RHINOS 5 - 09 SARDATHISA A/L G.M JAMES DAILY EXPRESS AMAZING MIKE 8 - Business & Economic Reporting Award NO NAME ORGANISATION TITLE Remark KTC FIRST PUBLIC LISTED TRADING FIRM IN EAST 8 - 01 CHOK SIM YEE THE BORNEO POST MALAYSIA , SABAH 'S KTC MAKES IMPRESSIVE DEBUT, KTC FROM A SUNDAY SHOP TO LISTED FIRM 8 - 02 CHOK SIM YEE THE BORNEO POST SABAH PROPERTY MARKET IN DO'DRUMS IN 2015 BUSINESS OUTCRY ON MEDICINE DISPENSING 8 - 03 DAVID THIEN SHING VUI DAILY EXPRESS MONOPOLY Page 5 of 7 THE DOERS WIN: EU VARSITY PRESIDENT/ LISTEN 70PC 8 - 04 KAN YAU CHEONG DAILY EXPRESS TALK 30PC U1ST AND THE POWER OF NOW BUSINESS SECRET TO 8 - 05 KAN YAU CHEONG DAILY EXPRESS RECORD PROFIT MOTHER DUMPS JOB INTO ONLINE BUSINESS AND 8 - 06 MARIAH AIRIENS DOKSIL THE BORNEO POST SPEND MORE TIME WITH SON 8 - 07 MARY CHIN DAILY EXPRESS TAKING SECTOR TO THE NEXT LEVEL 8 - 08 OLIVIA JESSICA PETER NEW STRAITS TIMES NEED TO GET TOUGH ON UNHYGIENIC KK TRADERS 8 - 09 OLIVIA JESSICA PETER NEW STRAITS TIMES IMPROVED PORT OPS LIFTS SURIA EARNINGS 8 - 10 VESTA VANESSA JSOL NEW SABAH TIMES WILL SABAH SEE A COCOA REVIVAL MUSHROOM FARMING A THRILLING VENTURE FOR 8 - 11 VESTA VANESSA JSOL NEW SABAH TIMES TWO ENTREPRENEURS 9 - Entertainment Reporting NO NAME ORGANISATION TITLE Remark 9 - 01 ERSIE ANJUMIN NEW SABAH TIMES ROYAL PIRATES PLUNDER THE HEARTS OF SABAH FANS 9 - 02 ERSIE ANJUMIN NEW SABAH TIMES CRYSTAL CLEAR SHINES BRIGHT IN KK 9 - 03 MARIAH AIRIENS DOKSIL THE BORNEO POST SABAH TEENS BRAVE IT OUT TO CERIA POPSTAR UNDUK NGADAU TO IMPROVE PERCEPTION OF 9 - 04 MARIAH AIRIENS DOKSIL THE BORNEO POST PAGEANT 9 - 05 OLIVIA JESSICA FORM NEW STRAITS TIMES KOTA KINABALU JAZZ FEST KICKS OFF TOMORROW FIANCEE CRIES AS GUIDE'S SORRY IS SURY 9 - 06 OLIVIA JESSICA FORM NEW STRAITS TIMES TRIBUTE ALBUM SABAH QUAKE VICTIMS Page 6 of 7 KKIFF LOOKS TO PUSH FILM MAKING BEYOND JUST BENG A HOBBY INNA KINABALU SDN 9 - 07 PAUL MU VUI TET OWN FILM ACADEMY NEEDED TO PROMOTE SABAH BHD FILMMAKER RICK MINNICH MOTIVATED BY MORE THAN JUST MONEY 9 - 08 RICARDO UNTO DAILY EXPRESS NOT ORDINARY BAND 9 - 09 RICARDO UNTO DAILY EXPRESS TRADITIONAL BORNEO ORCHESTRA IN WORKS 10 - Journalism Award for News Stringers NO NAME ORGANISATION TITLE Remark 10 - 01 LORENA BINISOL DAILY EXPRESS HOMESTAYS WITH TRADITIONAL TOUCH 10 - 02 OSWALD SUPI DAILY EXPRESS PADDY GROWING MAY SOON BECOME A MEMORY Page 7 of 7.
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  • Title Domination, Contestation, and Accommodation: 54 Years of Sabah

    Title Domination, Contestation, and Accommodation: 54 Years of Sabah

    Domination, Contestation, and Accommodation: 54 Years of Title Sabah and Sarawak in Malaysia Author(s) Faisal, S. Hazis Citation Southeast Asian Studies (2018), 7(3): 341-361 Issue Date 2018-12 URL http://hdl.handle.net/2433/237246 Right © Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University Type Departmental Bulletin Paper Textversion publisher Kyoto University Southeast Asian Studies, Vol. 49, No. 2, September 2011 Domination, Contestation, and Accommodation: 54 Years of Sabah and Sarawak in Malaysia Faisal S. Hazis* This article traces the major contestations that have taken place in Sabah and Sarawak throughout the 54 years of their independence. The two major areas of contestation are state power and local resources, pitting federal leaders against Sabah and Sarawak’s elites. These contestations have forced the federal govern- ment to accommodate the local elites, thus ensuring the stability of Barisan Nasional (BN) rule in the East Malaysian states. However, Sabah and Sarawak elites are not homogeneous since they have different degrees of power, agendas, and aspirations. These differences have led to open feuds between the elites, resulting in the col- lapse of political parties and the formation of new political alignments. Over almost four decades, a great majority of the people in Sabah and Sarawak have acceded to BN rule. However, in the last decade there have been pockets of resistance against the authoritarian rule of BN and the local elites. This article argues that without accountability and a system of checks and balances, the demand for more autonomy by the increasingly vocal Sabah and Sarawak elites will benefit only them and not the general public.