Lee Chi Leong
Lee Chi Leong is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
30,000 may lose jobs if economy worsens, say employers groups
Lay-offs are expected due to efforts to restructure and cut costs to improve productivity and profitability, says Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers.
Govt events in run-up to polls ‘generally OK’, says EC chairman
Azhar Azizan Harun says it becomes an issue if events used to bait voters.
Ramli opts for silence over falling into Pakatan ‘trap’
BN's Cameron Highlands candidate explains why he hardly spoke to press during campaign period.
At 11th hour, Pakatan believes it can snatch victory
Ruling pact encouraged by signs of increased support from Cameron Highlands' Orang Asli.
Farmers do their bit for Cameron Highlands’ Orang Asli
Some let the Orang Asli pick their vegetables for free while others sell it to them at a loss.
Umno, PAS playing dangerous race game, says Guan Eng
Opposition urging Cameron Highlands voters to pick BN candidate because he’s Muslim.
Pakatan pleads with outstation voters to come home on Saturday
Chinese, Indian voters crucial if coalition is to wrest Cameron Highlands seat from BN.
Cameron Highlands’ long-standing farmland issues
From slow TOL approvals to the prevalence of illegal farms, farmlands in Cameron Highlands are mired with administrative issues.
Pakatan moves Cameron Highlands fundraiser after village cancels venue booking
No problems holding event at hall when we were in the opposition, say DAP leaders.
Angry over higher costs, Chinese farmers give Pakatan grudging support
Imported fertiliser and pesticides make up 50% of farming costs while vegetables still sold via middlemen fetch the same price in Cameron Highlands.
Low Chinese, Indian turnout might derail Pakatan in Cameron Highlands
At GE14, coalition only managed to snare about 9% of the total votes in 7 Malay-majority polling districts.
DAP stuck between Malay and Chinese dilemma
Party committed to a Malaysian struggle regardless of race but it is being attacked from all sides.
Blame Hisham, Zahid for BN’s GE14 defeat, says DAP senator
While Najib and his wife Rosmah didn't do the coalition any favours, the 'two fools' did it some serious 'structural damage', says Liew Chin Tong.
All ex-SPAD staff to be offered jobs by next week, says Loke
Transport minister upset that former employees approached Cuepacs when they have been paid compensation.
