Sabah Softwood: A Political Timeline

 

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Sabah Softwoods: A Political Timeline

1️⃣ 2002 JV Agreement: Rentak 60%, SSB 40% 

2️⃣ 2003 Shift: SSB acquires 11%, becomes majority shareholder 

3️⃣ Then it gets political: See how Musa Aman, Shafie Apdal, and Hajiji handled this matter.

Assuming you have to choose among the 3 to be your next chief minister.  

Who would you choose?


Location: Sabah, Malaysia

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