Chan Kok Leong
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BN-PAS the biggest political force in Malaysia, says Najib
Ex-PM confident win in Slim polls will cement muafakat nasional's chances of victory in GE15.
Restoring rule of law top on Amir Khusyairi’s agenda
Pejuang-backed candidate in Slim polls says he quit Bersatu to maintain political integrity.
[WATCH] Three-cornered fight for Slim by-election
DR MAHATHIR Mohamad’s latest political party, Pejuang, will get to test its mettle against fierce rival Umno in a three-...
Three-cornered fight for Slim by-election
First test for Dr Mahathir’s Pejuang party, going toe-to-toe with old foe Umno.
Slim pickings for Dr Mahathir’s Pejuang in Felda settlements
Settlers say they have nothing against ex-PM, but they won’t vote for his candidate.
Nazri Aziz wants IPCMC bill scrapped
Proposed law holdover from Pakatan govt, not on Perikatan agenda, he says.
Malay supremacy has enslaved no one, says PAS MP
Ahmad Fadhli Shaari says non-Malays in Malaysia have always enjoyed voting, property ownership rights.
PAS MP calls for lower primary classes to close over Covid-19
Pupils too young to observe social distancing, says Ahmad Fadhli Saari.
Govt to lower 3-ply mask price to RM1
Wholesale price to be lowered to RM0.95, says Alexander Nanta Linggi.
Perikatan has appointed 15 politicians to MoF firms
Appointments made based on qualifications, expertise in respective areas, says Finance Ministry.
I’ve apologised, paid fine for vaping in Dewan, Hisham says
Foreign minister adds that matter shouldn’t be politicised as there are more pressing issues to address.
Ex-AG Thomas was keen on Goldman Sachs settlement, says Tengku Zafrul
Finance minister's claims gets house in uproar.
National revenue to drop 20-30% due to Covid-19, says finance minister
Tengku Zafral reports national debt hits RM1.4 trillion, breaking BN’s touted RM1 trillion ceiling.
No local council elections under Perikatan, says Zuraida
The minister says local council elections is too drastic a change for society.
