Nabihah Hamid
Nabihah is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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More than 2,000 coffee shops shut down… smoking ban blamed
Operators say many customers are smokers, accuse ministry of giving too little notice prior to implementing ban on January 1.
Anwar aide remanded for 4 days over sex video scandal
Cops receive time to grill Perak PKR chief but his lawyers claim no direct evidence to hold him.
Nazri supports Anwar but will remain in Umno
The Umno man also says Anwar used to be his Youth chief back in the day.
PAC report proof BN didn't ‘rob’ GST refunds, says Najib
Ex-PM urges action against Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng for slander, lying in Parliament.
Najib snubs Bersatu invite, says PAS is Umno’s choice
We have concrete cooperation, in the process of finalising joint charter, says BN advisory board chair.
Are Haziq sex tapes real, who leaked them, asks Anwar
It is important the public get answers, says PKR president.
Wan Ji’s appeal to stay jail sentence to be heard tomorrow
Application and certificate of urgency filed at Shah Alam High Court, says lawyer.
PTPTN borrowers who are first-time homebuyers to be exempted from credit blacklist
This is to help young people secure bank loans to become homeowners, says Zuraida Kamaruddin.
Preacher Wan Ji gets extra jail time for insulting Selangor sultan
The judge has added another 3 months to his 9-month sentence.
PKR members disappointed Azmin hasn’t gone all out to defend self
They say deputy president losing support as backers are distancing themselves from sex video scandal.
Supreme Council appointments meant to strengthen Umno, not Zahid, say party activists
The five new appointees are perceived to be Zahid loyalists but party insiders disagree.
Umno, PAS dream of early polls to save themselves, say analysts
Theory of Pakatan implosion leading to snap elections merely fantasy, desperate attempt to rally troops, they say.
Lower voting age will change political landscape, say analysts
Politicians would need to focus on policies that benefit younger Malaysians if voting age is lowered.
Zahid’s return will just mess up Umno’s revival, say party leaders
They say deputy president Mohamad Hasan had done a good job in efforts to revive the party and grassroots want a new face.
Appointments committee had its own Suhakam chief candidate
Committee chairman William Leong says they did not have the opportunity to make their recommendation to the prime minister.
