Chan Kok Leong
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To beat Covid, sacrifices must be made this Raya, says Dr Mahathir
Former PM counsels against going to the mosque and bazaars this Ramadan.
Ku Li says Umno president need not be PM
President’s jobs are party struggle, ideology, while PM’s job is leading nation, says veteran lawmaker.
Umno will have to bear Perikatan’s sins if it stays in govt, says Ku Li
Party will have to bear the responsibility for jobs loss due to emergency imposed by PN.
Tackle misogyny through education, cultural reform, say activists
Society also needs to push back, speak out against moral policing by authorities and public, they say.
Rural Malays prefer Perikatan, says Merdeka Centre
Despite choice of coalition, study finds support for Bersatu lacking.
Malay support for Pakatan in Selangor at all-time low, survey shows
The Merdeka Centre for Opinion Research study showed that only 27% of the Malays surveyed were in favour of the coalition.
See you in court, Dr Mahathir tells ex-IGP Khalid
95-year-old says he has received letter of demand from former top cop.
Fahmi Reza in trouble with the law, again
Artist says police want to see him for ‘Universiti Katak Malaysia’ image, caricature resembling Adham Baba.
Merdeka Centre hits back at polling critics
Research firm says less than 5% of Malaysians use Twitter, so online surveys not representative of nation.
Putrajaya should not hide behind pandemic
Questions on use of RM19.5 billion of taxpayers’ money need to be answered.
Pollsters must probe respondents deeper for better results, say analysts
Accuracy is vital when the sample group is not sufficiently large, says UM's Awang Azman.
Emergency done little to curb Covid infections, say politicians
Movement restrictions, social distancing, wearing masks still most effective in pandemic fight.
Queen reactivates Instagram account
Social media users greeted with cryptic message posted this morning.
State of emergency causing crisis of confidence, say economists
Experts say evidence shows investors shun nations with no legislative checks and balances.
Kenneth Cheng Chee Kin