Low Han Shaun
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In Titiwangsa, voters look at candidate, not party
Voters in the constituency say they will vote for whomever that will serve them best.
Stop spreading lies about the government in church, Ku Nan warns
Sermons should not be used as an avenue to discuss things you are not happy with, says FT minister.
No special committee to discuss state seats, says Azmin
Committee was previously Jawatankuasa Pilihan Raya Negeri Selangor now it is known as Jawatankuasa Pengagihan Kerusi.
Samy Vellu calls Dr Mahathir a good man and good leader
Former MIC president S. Samy Vellu praises the man he blames for contributing to his defeat in Sg Siput at GE12.
Forget the past and vote BN, Zahid tells Indians
Government commitment ensures interests of Indian Malaysians are maintained, says deputy prime minister.
Najib 'relieved' my wife is dropped as patron, says Dr Mahathir
The prime minister can sleep well now that Dr Siti Hasmah is no longer patron of Wheelchair Tennis Malaysia, says Bersatu chairman in sarcastic video.
Dr Mahathir failed to unite Malaysians under the Rukun Negara
Chandra Muzaffar says the former prime minister neglected the Rukun Negara and was focused on cementing his own legacy.
RUU355 among factors tearing country’s unity, says religious expert
Proposed amendment to bill seen as first step towards Malaysia becoming an Islamic state.
We found out about cancelled UM venue booking from caterer, says G25
UM alumni association didn’t even apologise to us, say group of retired civil servants.
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Putrajaya's high-handed actions not helping ahead of polls, says Ku Li
Going after Siti Hasmah and changing venue of G25 forum are not helping BN, says veteran MP.
Siti Hasmah 'allegedly violated Peaceful Assembly Act'
Opposition leader’s wife questioned for more than an hour over speech at Purple Walk rally four months ago.
Downpour causes traffic mayhem in Klang Valley
Roads are jammed with massive traffic snarls that are taking hours to ease in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur.
Rela men not in danger in Esszone, says Nur Jazlan
The deputy home minister says they are deployed far behind the lines and will not be at risk.
Govt threatening all civil servants, not just teachers, says Dr Mahathir
Ministers and prime minister are threatening civil servants to vote for BN in the general election, says Pakatan chairman.
Malays will lose power if leaders rob people, says Dr Mahathir
Government now saddled with problems and has bad reputation overseas, says Pakatan chief.
