Masidi encourages books on customary law, culture

PENAMPANG: Local Government and Housing Minister, Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun, encourages every district in the State to come up with its respective book or magazine on the customary law and culture of its respective ethnic communities, as part of the effort to promote and preserve them.    

He said apart from that, all these related reading and reference materials can also showcase the uniqueness of each district in Sabah, which has over 30 different ethnic and sub-ethnic communities. 

 

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