Chan Kok Leong
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PKR chooses moderate over punitive approach to Islam, says Zawawi
Sg Kandis candidate says he wants to promote an Islam that is more acceptable to all.
BN to copy Pakatan’s GE14 campaign method in Sungai Kandis
It plans to go all out on internet, social media platforms to canvass for voters in by-election, says Annuar Musa.
Umno-PAS cooperation passes first test in Sungai Kandis, says Umno veep
But there's still a long way to go in our alliance with Islamic party, says Ismail Sabri.
Lokman aims to ensure proper checks and balances in Selangor govt
I have experience because I worked in Finance Ministry before this, says Sungai Kandis by-election candidate.
Mysterious Murthy makes it a three-cornered fight for Sungai Kandis
Independent candidate says he is running to repay Selangor.
EC lifts ban on campaign posters
Candidates now can use party logos and other leaders’ photos of their coalition partners.
Sungai Kandis by-election candidates file their nomination papers
BN and PKR candidates make boisterous entry at 9am sharp, followed by an independent candidate half an hour later.
Expect racial, religious rhetoric in Sungai Kandis polls, say observers
With an 'ultra' candidate such as Lokman in the fray, the campaign will see more heated issues, says Hisomuddin Bakar.
Sungai Kandis, the result of delineation
With PAS out of the picture, voters have to pick between PH and BN.
Zawawi named Pakatan candidate for Sungai Kandis
The by-election is expected to be a straight fight between Barisan Nasional and incumbent Pakatan Harapan.
SST law likely to be passed in current Parliament sitting, says minister
The sales tax rate is 10% and services tax 6% come September, says finance minister.
No more armed raids by the taxman, says Guan Eng
The finance minister says there are enough laws to deal with tax evasion and the Inland Revenue Board is also reviewing its procedures.
Who will lead the opposition?
It will likely be Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, who is keen to show he can lead fractured BN, says IIUM lecturer.
