Gan Pei Ling
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Anwar not keen on becoming MB, not contesting in Seri Setia
The expected successor to Dr Mahathir Mohamad is in no hurry.
Just a shoulder problem, says Anwar
Others have had worse, says the incoming PKR president of his fitness for the post.
Don’t abuse positions to boost chances in PKR polls, warns Anwar
He says ministers, menteris besar and excos must keep in mind that party was set up to oppose corruption, wastage, abuse of power.
BN could've won GE14 if it had asked for recount, says Tapah MP
MIC leader M. Saravanan says pact conceded defeat gracefully.
Punish Pakatan for not fulfilling promises, Khairy tells Sg Kandis voters
Lower cost of living, free services, low fuel, food and goods prices yet to materialise after Putrajaya takeover.
BN steals PKR’s ‘lawan tetap lawan’ rallying cry
Former PKR leader and ISA detainee N. Gobalakrishnan accuses Dr Mahathir Mohamad of being a cruel leader.
Balakong voters dismiss MCA, logo or no logo
Chinese party's decision makes no difference at all, say residents.
Child marriage an archaic custom in the guise of religion
Sarawak, Sabah and Kelantan are the top three states with the highest number of underage marriage applications for Muslims.
Ban child marriages now, demand rights groups
Pakatan Harapan controls eight states and federal government and should stop making excuses by amending the Age of Majority Act.
AirAsia wins world’s best budget airline award for the 10th consecutive time
AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes calls the win 'unbelievable' and congratulates his colleagues for a job well done.
Cut red tape and let cooperatives contribute to economy
Angkasa president says more than 9,600 cooperatives not utilising their full strength.
18-year-olds mature enough to vote, say Pakatan legislators
It makes no sense that Malaysian society allows those above 18 to marry, work, join the army, drive, and more, but not to vote, says MP.
Malaysians need to stay united post-May 9, says economist
The people must not be divided as the leadership embarks on rocky road to reform.
Malaysia can help defuse China-US tension, says economist
It is in Southeast Asia's interest to seek an amicable end to spat between the two economic superpowers.
Political appointees purge necessary to weed out graft, says economist
We have to recognise that GLCs were vehicles of corruption, says California University professor.
Emmanuel Joseph