Chan Kok Leong
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Muhyiddin looking to make comeback in Johor legislature
Pakatan to field ex-MB in a state seat to exert maximum pressure on BN.
No more comfort zone, says DAP’s Yeo Bee Yin
The Bakri candidate says she is ready to take the fight to Johor.
Yeo unveiled as Bakri candidate
Coalition continues siege on Johor with the move of Damansara Utama star.
Bersih activist joins DAP, may contest in Johor
Chew Chong Sin likely to be fielded in home state although party is coy about its plans for newest recruit.
Why the fuss? Federal debt has already hit RM1 trillion
Prime Minister Najib Razak’s warning that the opposition’s promise to abolish GST and tolls will only drive up the national debt is debunked by economists.
Dr Mahathir attributes Indian problems to MIC
Unfair to say I did nothing for Indians because what the party asked for, we gave, says former PM.
Dr Mahathir defuses anger at Q&A session
Organiser decides it is time to close when audience members demand to know why the former PM did not help the Indian community.
Poorer Indians were overlooked, Dr Mahathir admits
The economy was booming, jobs were growing, we thought everyone was happy, says former PM of his time in office.
36 would-be GE14 contestants declare assets for campaign funds, aid
Potential candidates also pledge to pursue the reform agenda upon election.
PAS-led Gagasan to launch manifesto on March 18
Third bloc comprising PAS, Berjasa and Ikatan has drawn up ‘Malaysia Sejahtera’ with ‘nine thrusts’.
Top academician to join Bersatu
Prominent academic and IIUM lecturer Dr Maszlee Malik says he will help the party in policy matters.
Pakatan ups the ante with ‘moon and stars’ manifesto
Populist moves, such as abolishing GST and higher education loans, aimed at addressing Malaysians’ cost of living burden.
Shahrir looks shaky in JB
Despite personal popularity, Felda chairman is weighed down by national issues, such as rising cost of living and corruption, in Johor seat.
Dr Mahathir rallies Pakatan in manifesto launch
The Pakatan chairman also jokes that he ‘dreams of becoming prime minister again’, calling on members to not disappoint him.
Give us the mandate to implement manifesto, says Muhyiddin
Muhyiddin Yassin says this will enable Pakatan to right the many wrongs that are plaguing the country.
