Muzliza Mustafa
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BN sales programme proof of govt's failure to control inflation, says Penang CM
Lim Guan Eng says once-a-month Jualan Sentuhan Rakyat pointless as people want low prices daily.
Najib says BN appreciates cops, unlike ‘93-year-old leader’
A certain leader blamed police for pushing him to sack Anwar Ibrahim in 1998, says prime minister.
GST not to blame for price of 'ikan kembung', says Najib
Fish among 578 items that are tax exempted, says the prime minister.
Nothing in PAC report that says I stole 1MDB money, says Najib
Prime minister says it is due to his orders that the state investment fund has become the most-investigated company in Malaysia.
Woman held for 3 days over ‘chair-throwing’ death
Woman passed lie-detector test as police continue hunt for person who threw chair from the upper floors of PPR flat, killing teenager in January.
Case closed, says Zahid of probe into MACC chief’s alleged affair
No evidence to warrant further investigation into allegations against Dzulkifli Ahmad, says minister.
Nurul Izzah urges Facebook to extend Cambridge Analytica ban to its M'sian affiliates
It is critical to prevent those who would use illegal means to interfere in social media campaigns to achieve their clients’ goals, says PKR veep.
Will Putrajaya use anti-fake news law against Arul Kanda, asks Pua
DAP lawmaker says 1MDB boss’ statement, that TRX and Bandar Malaysia are proof of state investor’s ‘success’, is fake news.
Bakri MP won't defend seat, apologises to those he might've hurt in decade of service
Er Teck Hwa says decision is his own, not due to pressure from DAP.
Re-delineation report to be tabled in Parliament next week
Document available to MPs, but embargoed from public release until next week.
Govt announces RM200 special allowance for firemen
Minister Noh Omar says the RM32 million allocation is to show appreciation to the 13,342 firemen in service.
Re-delineation report to be tabled in Parliament might benefit BN in Selangor, says MP
DAP lawmaker Ong Kian Ming says first EC proposal, affecting 18 constituencies, might be used instead of second one.
Why only RM250 for Penang flood victims, asks DAP
Kelantan and Perlis victims received RM500 each, prompting a lawmaker to accuse Putrajaya of double standards.
Six nabbed in Ijok land deal
The MACC has arrested the 6 after they turned up for questioning at the graft-buster’s headquarters today.
Give peace a chance, Zahid tells political parties, police
Deputy prime minister is confident GE14 will be peaceful and orderly.
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