Low Han Shaun
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I dare to swear on Quran I didn't order Salleh Abas' sacking, says Dr Mahathir
Former PM says the then A-G framed him to save good name of Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
Dr Mahathir thumbs nose at Najib's TN50
National Transformation 2050 is admission that the prime minister needs 32 more years to achieve Vision 2020, says Dr Mahathir.
We’ll find out tomorrow who is opposition PM, says Dr Mahathir
I will stand by decision of four component parties, says Pakatan Harapan chairman.
Dr Mahathir to answer all at dialogues
Pakatan Harapan chairman to face the public on Wednesdays and welcomes all feedback.
Hadi is an infidel and a traitor to boot, says Dr Mahathir
PAS president says if you work with kafir, you become kafir, so he is now kafir himself, says Pakatan Harapan chairman.
Dr Mahathir needs to do more than apologise, say Malay voters
Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s insincere apology an election ploy, say voters.
Tamil school’s dual-language legal limbo
Some parents filed suit against dual-language programme at SJK (T) Vivekananda, a move supporters of DLP say will affect enrolment numbers.
'Unsustainable' for klia2 to keep LCCT passenger service charge rates
New airport is more advanced and costly to run, says Malaysian Aviation Commission.
Zunar seeks Suhakam's aid to fight travel ban
Cartoonist says ban has hurt him financially, wants human rights commission to bring up matter with Putrajaya.
TTDI longhouse residents fight over condo project
Billion-ringgit Taman Rimba Kiara project pitting two residents’ associations against one another.
Affirmative action still largely race-based, says study
A Singaporean research centre says public universities, government-linked companies and public employment still have a race-based quota.
City Hall like 'secret society', changing land statuses to suit itself, say opposition MPs
With the Kuala Lumpur Structure 2020 plan not gazetted, the authorities are free to do as they please, say Cheras and Wangsa Maju MPs.
Ban on luxury developments doesn't apply to KL, says MP
Lim Lip Eng, after a meeting with KL mayor, says DBKL won’t be affected by ruling.
