Diyana Ibrahim
Diyana is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter
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Misconception cause of low Covid vaccine take-up rate among east coast kids
Less than 10% of minors aged 5-11 in Kelantan and Terengganu have had shots.
PM’s inaction over Zuraida’s cabinet post not a sign of weakness, say analysts
They say Ismail Sabri is exerting his authority.
Slashing ministers’ wages won’t mitigate rising living costs, says Mahdzir Khalid
Rafidah Aziz should have gone to Ismail Sabri Yaakob about issue instead of taking to social media, says rural development minister.
Don’t blame government for price hikes, says Hadi
Marang MP tells ‘politically ignorant’ that the world is facing a similar problem, PM doing a good job.
Hadi urges GE15 held now to ensure stable govt
PAS president changes tune in response against Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s call for polls next year.
Human-tiger conflict in Terengganu driven by logging, say Felda residents
Exco brushes away complaints, says recent cattle kills due to mother teaching cubs how to hunt.
Putra to help Kelantan residents take PAS to court over water woes
Authorities have failed to do their duty, says Pasir Mas leader.
Kelantan folk fed up with state mismanagement of water
Residents stay up at night hoping to catch meagre daily ration.
Teen dropouts wed young to escape poverty
Concerns abound over youth getting married solely to avoid being accused of adultery.
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‘Too easy’ for underaged to get married in Kelantan
Dr Hafidzah Mustakim says it is not hard to get shariah court approval.
Lim You Jing wants to revive table tennis in Malaysia
He hopes to accomplish goal via his Nittaku Ping Pong Academy in Terengganu.
Pakatan’s mistake of abolishing GST affecting food subsidies, says Najib
Former prime minister says RM30 billion GST revenue could stabilise food prices today.
Subsidies for chicken only benefit big players, say smallholders
Farmers have to share aid with feed suppliers.
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