Chan Kok Leong
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Movement control order to go into effect Wednesday
All business, religious activities to cease to curb virus spread, says PM.
Ahmad Maslan is new Umno sec-gen
He replaces Annuar Musa, who was appointed Federal Territories minister this week.
Umno wants govt to look into Pakatan-era wrongdoing, halt police oversight panel
Muhyiddin must re-open corruption cases against toppled coalition, says Zahid.
Just dissolve Parliament, say dissatisfied Umno leaders
Umno and Bersatu still rivals, despite being in the same government, stresses Supreme Council member.
1 month for Muhyiddin’s cabinet to declare assets
PM says Putrajaya remains firm on eradicating corruption.
Muhyiddin not keen on fresh polls, wants Dr Mahathir to endorse Perikatan
New government is legal, constitutional and good for the people, says PM.
Economic council to meet every Monday, says PM
Members will include Bank Negara governor and other experts.
Perikatan exploring all options to boost economy, says Muhyiddin
Any measures taken will be in line with broad policy for balance, growth, he says.
Azmin will chair cabinet in Muhyiddin’s absence
PM says apart from this responsibility, all 4 senior ministers are equal.
Bersatu takes the lion’s share of Muhyiddin’s cabinet
Rewards aplenty for loyal MPs, defectors from PKR as party occupies one-third of ministerial positions.
Voters back in droves for toppled Pakatan
They say even though Pakatan was not showing a stellar performance in government, they did not vote for PAS and Umno either.
With Tengku Adnan’s wealth made public, Muhyiddin hard-pressed to appoint clean cabinet
Groups are also urging the new prime minister to retain practices that encourage transparency by the former Pakatan government.
Pakatan must now kick out the old, bring in the new
Analysts prescribe way forward for ‘coalition of convenience’ following recent ouster from govt.
I’m no traitor, says Muhyiddin
Prime minister defends move to take over reins of power as defending country from political turmoil.
Malacca governor says no to fresh polls
Governor Mohd Khalil Yaakob says the chief minister must resign as he no longer has majority support in the state assembly.
