Mohd Farhan Darwis
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BN lawmakers discussing Muhyiddin’s future, says Hisham
Meeting today to gather MPs' feedback on need for PM to resign, treasurer-general reveals.
BN MPs meet amid talk of Muhyiddin quitting as PM
An Umno deputy minister says the meeting is a briefing to discuss political developments in the past 24 hours.
Muafakat Nasional meeting to discuss Bersatu’s entry cancelled
Steering committee was to discuss the third party joining the pact tonight.
DAP, Bersatu are Umno’s biggest threats, say grassroots
Between the two parties and its own leadership, Umno members see enemies coming from all directions.
Selangor fishermen, farmers want alternative to CMCO
Fears that economy won’t be able to withstand another round of lockdown after March experience.
Umno 'fed up' with Bersatu's arrogance, bullying
Analysts, politicians point to squabble over Sabah CM post, blame for Covid-19 spike.
Entire cabinet to test for Covid-19 amid talk of infected minister
All ministers and deputy ministers are told to get tested as soon as possible.
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Logo not deciding factor in Sabah polls
Voters chose recognisable candidates with good track records instead of voting along party lines, say experts.
Call polls while you’re still popular, analysts tell Muhyiddin
They say the prime minister’s presently good ratings will not last long.
Syndicate illegally encroaching, selling land for Raub durian farms, says activist
Environmental group alleges current system results from corruption, malpractice, abuse of power.
5 years on, odds against Amanah
Analysts say party survived by relying on allies PKR, DAP in elections.
PAS loses nothing, shows ‘maturity’ by sitting out Sabah polls, say analysts
Islamist party may also wish to avoid ire of voters over member's controversial statements about the Bible.
Be sensitive to East Malaysians, Sabah PAS tells leadership
Some statements may be acceptable in Peninsular Malaysia, but not in Sabah and Sarawak, says secretary Aliakbar Gulasan.
