Muzliza Mustafa
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It’ll be Umno and DAP fight at GE14, says Annuar
Party embarks on roadshow to highlight BN’s achievements under Najib Razak’s leadership and to counter opposition claims.
Women turn purple at toxic politics
1,000 women, including Dr Siti Hasmah and Marina Mahathir, march against injustice against women and violence in politics.
Lack of knowledge reason for fuss over bin Abdullah court ruling, says cleric
Instead of resorting to calling the court ‘kaffir’, Muslims should find out what the judges said in judgement, says former Trengganu cleric.
Putrajaya applies to strike out suit against Zakir Naik
Civil suit seeks to declare Indian preacher a national security threat now delayed following government intervention.
Saravanan not there to break up scuffle, says Tamil Malar staff
MIC minister was there from beginning to end, says legal adviser who was assaulted in Tuesday’s outbreak of violence at the newspaper office.
Shooting of former A-G's driver unrelated to 1MDB, say police
August 29 shooting not linked to Gani, who headed the task force investigating the state investor in 2015, says IGP.
2 men nabbed over Molotov cocktail attack at night club
Business feud behind Monday evening’s attack.
Entertainment outlet in PJ firebombed, one hurt
Selangor police says the incident is likely connected to extortion and has ruled out terrorism.
Time has come for me to leave and I accept it, says Khalid
Former IGP says there is ‘no unfinished business’ and that he put his heart, soul into carrying out duties.
Fuzi appointed as new IGP
Former Special Branch director succeeds Khalid Abu Bakar as nation’s top cop.
Selangor MB aide spent '5 hours answering 5 questions' at MACC HQ
Only one was directly related to commission’s probe into Unisel, says Yin Shao Loong.
PKR grassroots to push for special congress on PAS issue
PH action committee chairman says mixed signals from PKR’s top leadership have caused confusion nationwide.
MACC warns Ramkarpal for defending Guan Eng's 'illegal detention' remark
Bukit Gelugor MP’s statement on Penang executive councillor Phee Boon Poh’s arrest contains defamatory element.
Education, labour reforms needed to make Indian blueprint work, says economist
Community must be helped and not left to market forces, say academic.
