Kuala Lampur, April 6 -- Demanding Sabah's rights under MA63 to strengthen our economic autonomy is necessary, and it will be a long journey. Under an asymmetrical federal system, states rely heavily on the central government for fiscal resources due to the concentration of federal power. Fiscal federalism is never merely technical; it is political in nature, often shaped by bargaining and unequal leverage, especially when states require more public funding. To a certain extent, this dependency is difficult to avoid due to centralised administrative functions and limited fiscal autonomy as prescribed under the Federal Constitution. However, one of the boldest yet economically rational ideas is to establish Sabah's own sovereign wealth fun...