Muzliza Mustafa
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MACC gives Guan Eng 48 hours to apologise
Graft-busters claim Penang chief minister had defamed them by saying Phee’s detention was illegal.
Work with PAS only if it is sincere, says PKR grassroots
Selayang members want to know for how long PKR intends to pursue the Islamist party which chose to cut ties with it in May.
Was Sabah foundation shortchanged in logging deal, asks opposition
Parti Warisan Sabah lodges report with anti-graft agency over ‘lopsided’ 2013 deal.
Teluk Kemang Umno angry over Isa’s treatment
Despite the graft charges against him, Isa is still a hero in his Teluk Kemang stronghold.
Malays need Perkasa, 'but can't even pay RM10 membership fee'
Many programmes can’t be carried out due to financial constraints, but Malay rights group vows to fight on.
I'm racist, so what? Ibrahim Ali tells critics
Perkasa president tells critics of Malay rights group to ‘go to hell’.
What is Armada, detained youth asks dad
Youth arrested over Nothing to Hide 2.0 fracas thought he was going to a concert.
Remand extended for 3 youths in forum fracas
Police application granted following expiry of remand today.
Nationwide hunt for brain behind outbreak of violence at forum
Police are seeking the persons who plotted the outbreak of aggression at event organised by the opposition.
High Court to decide if Dr Mahathir may challenge RCI composition on Thursday
Special task force members should not also sit on Royal Commission of Inquiry, says lawyer.
Suspects were paid RM50 each to attend forum
Dropout and college students among group who created trouble at Nothing to Hide 2.0 forum.
3 youths in Nothing To Hide fracas remanded 4 days
Teenagers detained over rioting and possession of corrosive and explosive substances and offensive weapons.
Counter Terror unit swarm Nilai 3 in search of IS-Khorasan fighter
The four-hour long operation saw police and other enforcement agencies inspecting 742 premises. Hundreds of foreigners mainly from Pakistan and Afghanistan were detained for checks.
Fix 1MDB’s perception problem, and BN will take Selangor, says Ku Nan
Opposition created bad perception to confuse voters, says Umno secretary-general
Pakatan manifesto to woo Sabah and Sarawak voters
Borneo states have their own problems and opposition will work to address them.
