Chan Kok Leong
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Neighbourhood car wash raises RM4,000 for Tabung Harapan
Residents come together to do their bit for the country.
After appeal victory, Rafizi says no to Parliament for now
PKR veep and analytics czar wants to deal with other court cases hanging over his head.
I would’ve done it again, says Rafizi
Following the court’s decision to set aside his jail sentence, former Pandan MP says he was right to expose cases such as the NFC and 1MDB scandals.
Contempt proceeding against Guan Eng dropped
This follows filing of notice of discontinuance yesterday.
Abang Johari meets Dr Mahathir
Sarawak chief minister becomes first Barisan Nasional leader to pay courtesy call to prime minister.
RTM already has half the funds it needs for World Cup, says Gobind
The multimedia and information minister says RTM only needs RM30 million and has already secured RM15 million.
Sales tax, fixed petrol prices to save RM20 billion in 2018
Finance minister says such moves will boost consumer confidence and the economy.
PAS has rich donors, doesn’t need Umno’s RM90 million, says Hadi
The Islamist party has been collecting donations during its ceramahs for decades, says president.
Umno's death march began in 1999
Vote share of the Malay party-led BN has dropped in every election since.
All renamed Selangor constituencies held by Pakatan, PAS reps
DAP’s Pua’s seat, Petaling Jaya Utara, has been renamed Damansara and sees a 76% increase of voters.
Anti-fake news bill to have chilling effect on GE14
Anti-Fake News Bill 2018 designed to protect those who benefited from 1MDB.
Unhappy Umno, PAS supporters in east coast still won't vote Pakatan
Unless the opposition fields strong, familiar faces, the people will stick with what they know, says Ilham Centre executive director.
Redelineation will benefit BN, says researcher
Grouping of voters according to race will be to the advantage of lynchpin party Umno, says Ilham Centre director.
Reporting on 1MDB not considered fake news, says Salleh
Minister tells foreign correspondents that no one will be banned for such reporting.
