Chan Kok Leong
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Our manifesto is practical and achievable, says Saifuddin
A Pakatan leader says the policies are crafted after months of consultation with professionals, civil society and former civil servants.
Pandikar rejects motion to discuss 1MDB, again
Alor Star MP’s emergency motion, urging Najib Razak to explain why govt doesn’t intend to claim seized luxury yacht, shot down.
Is the economy good or bad? asks Shah Alam MP
Khalid Samad asks if it is still a perception issue when the government has helped alleviate cost-of-living woes.
MCMC action on Raja Petra 'too little too late', say analysts
Internet regulator’s action on political blog could set a precedent for it to act against news portals, says Penang Institute’s Wong.
Royal support for anti-fake news law
Social media shapes society’s values and all parties must play their role, says Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Muhammad V.
Maria quits Bersih 2.0 to run in GE14
Human rights activist is offering herself as an independent candidate for Pakatan Harapan.
Pakatan gets boost with inclusion of academics, activists
Wan Saiful Wan Jan and Maria Chin Abdullah’s decision to join politics could result in better checks and balances, say analysts.
Pakatan won’t resort to fear-mongering, says Saifuddin
Opposition coalition will not stoop so low, says chief secretary.
Transport, food items drive up January inflation
Statistics Dept says higher prices in 10 main groups lead to overall inflation hike by 2.7% year-on-year.
Vote anything except 'dacing' and 'bulan', says Dr Mahathir
Pakatan chairman’s message for Malaccans is short but effective.
Key to Putrajaya lies where elephants once roamed
Alor Gajah parliamentary consists of five state seats – Rembia, Gadek, Machap, Durian Tunggal and Asahan.
Lower your BN flags if you still believe, says Dr Mahathir
I was Umno member for 50 years but ‘wrong leaders’ are leading the party astray, says former prime minister.
Two former grassroots Umno men united by desire for change
Bersatu activists find friendship in Johor Baru ‘100% Malay’ Umno stronghold
Opposition supporters coming out into the open in Johor’s Felda schemes
They are getting bolder about hosting events with Pakatan, and people are more open bout attending them.
Forest City complicates Johor housing situation, says research paper
There is no data to show the development contributes to more affordable homes in the state, says author of report on housing in Iskandar Malaysia.
