Diyana Ibrahim
Diyana is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter
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Husam ready to call it quits, let new blood take over
Kota Baru Amanah chief says winding down his political career due to old age.
Don’t blame Putrajaya for Kelantan’s water woes, PAS told
Problem started with privatisation of supply, says Husam Musa.
Save Kelantan to serve as wake-up call for state govt
Movement chief says will focus on exposing leakages, administrative weaknesses.
Cooperation but no alliance with Amanah NGO in Kelantan, says Umno leader
It is against Malay nationalist party's principles to work with Pakatan, says Kuala Krai division spokesman.
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Ismail Sabri defends appointment of controversial lecturer as special officer
I can choose whoever I think is qualified, says PM.
Roti paung sellers struggling with rising cost of goods
Business owners in Terengganu say inflation impacting revenue margins, with demand also dwindling.
More foreign tourists expected at Terengganu’s islands in June
Pull factors include optional masking outdoors, no more mandatory MySejahtera check-ins.
Tourists skip Terengganu over lack of upkeep on attractions
Industry expert says Covid-19 not solely to blame for lukewarm reception from travellers to state.
Hadi again rejects ‘big tent’ pact with opposition
Islamist party leader says he does not want to fight with 'cats and rats' in Pakatan.
Bleak days for traders at Kuala Terengganu bus terminal
Hopes of brisk business leading up to Aidilfitri diminish as footfall to the complex decreases.
PAS veep ready to be quizzed over leaked documents
Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar says will cooperate with cops if summoned.
4 years on, Taman Sri Purnama buyers still stranded
Homeowners continue to make monthly mortgage payments, accuse MB of ignoring them.
Hadi dismisses notion of working with Pakatan
PAS president says previous alliance was ‘enough’, no repeat performance.
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PAS will not act on alleged leaked documents, says Hadi
Party president says ‘poison-pen letter’ has no legal standing.
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