Chan Kok Leong
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Khazanah expects RM5 billion profit this year, says Azmin
This is a huge turnaround from last year’s RM6.3 billion deficit.
Gradual price hikes for RON95 2020 onwards, says minister
Saifuddin Nasution hopes this will cushion the impact on Malaysians.
Pakatan repeals Anti-Fake News law at second attempt
Vote passes despite heated exchange, as two sides trade barbs.
Hanipa apologises for derogatory remark in Parliament
Opposition erupts after deputy minister passes comment about appearance of Pengerang MP.
Minister takes MTUC to task over Industrial Relations Act amendments
M. Kulasegaran refutes claims that the union congress was not consulted.
Only 3 landowners reject govt’s Kg Baru offer
Source says 1,061 respondents agreeable to RM850 psf, more than half of forms distributed yet to be returned.
Investigate Najib’s Facebook pages for spreading fake news, says deputy speaker
Nga Kor Ming is being looked into after allegations surfaced of him insulting the Selangor sultan on social media.
After 1MDB scandal, Putrajaya tables bill to fight financial crime in govt agencies
It will allow for a centre to coordinate ops and provide recommendations.
PM says some B40 folk own six cars
New fuel subsidy scheme, to take effect next January, is only for one vehicle per individual, says Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Foodpanda’s affairs not govt business, says Dr Mahathir
The payment issue plaguing the company has not been brought up in cabinet meetings.
PM says Malaysia unfazed by Indian boycott call
Dr Mahathir Mohamad says New Delhi hasn't contacted Putrajaya about his comments on Kashmir conflict.
PM slams suggestion forming govt with BN, PAS to strengthen Malay position
Malaysia is a multi-racial country and all races have their rights, he says.
No plan to bring back GST, says Dr Mahathir
PM says govt not studying any proposal towards that end.
Malaysia to consider all offers for Plus, MAS, says PM
Dr Mahathir Mohamad says the plans need to be in line with the country’s interest.
Budget 2020, police complaints panel on Parliament agenda
The year's last Dewan Rakyat sitting also expected to see MPs trying once more to abolish Anti-Fake News Act.