Lee Chi Leong
Lee Chi Leong is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
ECRL realigned to make Putrajaya transport hub, say sources
Aim is to have four types of rail services converge in the administrative capital.
ECRL’s China staff told to return to Malaysia next week
An internal directive says design department employees must return to Malaysia by the 23rd this month.
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Ringgit’s fall not a concern, says international trade minister
Bank Negara has strategies in place while other countries also face problem of fluctuating currency.
Malaysia’s imports and exports expected to recover by June, says govt
Minister Darell Leiking says the slowdown in February was expected as the Chinese New Year season affects trade.
GPS backtrack puzzling as ‘Borneo states’ part of amendment, says source
Putrajaya open to block’s demand to insert specific words as per lawmakers’ request.
All future projects to require open tender, says deputy minister
Ong Kian Ming says the ECRL was an exception as the deal was already signed and a significant portion of work was done.
PAS positive non-Malay support will return, says Nik Abduh
Former Youth chief cites Islamist party’s close ties with MIC in recent months.
Till ‘kiamat’ do us part is Nik Abduh’s hope for PAS-Umno pact
However, Islamist party won't hesitate to back out if there's backstabbing, says Bachok MP.
I lied about audio clip to protect my integrity, says Nik Abduh
Bachok MP claims even MACC officers said he did the right thing lying about RM90 million Islamist party received from Umno.
Education agencies face the axe in Putrajaya’s cost-cutting drive
Ministry is fighting to save units involved in publishing and teacher training.
Skipping PAC meetings akin to quitting, says opposition leader
Thusly, there is no need for trio of MPs to submit resignation letters, says Ismail Sabri Yaakob.
Putrajaya ready to form RCI on missing activists, says Muhyiddin
The home minister says the Suhakam report on their disappearances will be looked into.
National debt reduced with GDP growth, recovery of 1MDB funds, says Putrajaya
Although no figure is confirmed, the prime minister said it has gone down considerably.
Putrajaya may sell assets, land to trim debt, says Dr Mahathir
Any sale will only be offered to Malaysians, not foreigners
