IT is often said that a picture paints a thousand words.

Sabah has been abuzz with cashing in on carbon credit sales.

Semporna is a dirty town.

More wrangling looks set to be on the cards following the move by Sabah Bersatu’s four MPs and 15 assemblymen to leave en bloc.

“TIDAK mau, tidak mau, tidak mau,” a man’s muffled voice came from just outside the election nomination centre.