Chan Kok Leong
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Ending 'easy' Bumi contracts bold move that could cost Pakatan, say analysts
Umno and PAS will use it to attack the government and shore up Malay support, they predict.
Anwar plays down sacking, looks forward to returning to Parliament
PKR leader says both he and Dr Mahathir have put aside their differences to save the country.
Forest City under review as it doesn't benefit Malaysians, says Azmin
Economic affairs minister says under special programme, those who invest a certain sum in China get a free unit in Johor project.
Selling government contracts could soon be a crime
New laws being drafted to stop economic sabotage.
Malays will lose out if more Chinese nationals buy local property, says PM
We have to admit our weaknesses and protect ourselves until the day we can compete, says Dr Mahathir.
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No more easy contracts for Bumiputera even if it means losing votes, says Dr Mahathir
It's okay if we should lose because we don't hand out contracts to them – we are not here to destroy our own, says PM.
Where was MCA during 1MDB scandal, asks Gobind
Minister accuses Chinese-based party of changing its tune now that it is part of the opposition.
Malaysia a model for democracy in the region, say activists
GE14 victory reignited hope that change can be achieved through ballot box, says Singaporean dissident lawyer.
Petron added to list of government fuel suppliers
This is to give government more options than just Petronas and Shell, says official.
MCA and Pakatan, in Balakong but worlds apart
Two ceramah held nearly side by side sum up the vastly differing fortunes of the two parties in the Selangor state by-election.
Putrajaya looking at making Carey Island a shipping port
Transport Minister Anthony Loke says a feasibility study will be conducted by the port authority.
Pakatan needs to do more to save Malaysia
Spirit of Merdeka constitution missing with discrimination based on race, religion or sex rearing its ugly head, forum told.
BN guaranteed loans to bypass procurement requirements, says Tony Pua
Development projects, under the guise of public-private partnerships, pushed up the sum of the government's guarantees to RM238 billion, says special officer to finance minister.
Govt to adopt zero-based budgeting
Method will cut unnecessary wastage and reduce spending, says Finance Ministry special officer Tony Pua.
Kedah to release unsold Bumiputera lots
Menteri Besar Mukhriz Mahathir says levy from the sale will help state build Bumiputera properties in more suitable areas.
