Nabihah Hamid
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Supporters rush to PKR Youth chief’s defence
They say Akmal Nasir 'big-hearted', 'more open' when it comes to dealing with different opinions.
PKR Youth members bicker but get work done, says Anwar
It's normal to argue over differences of opinion, says PKR president.
Sosma, Poca ‘tougher than ISA’, should be reviewed, says Anwar
Harsh legislation could deny detainees the chance to defend themselves, says PKR president.
Anwar appeals to Putrajaya for ‘a bit’ of Raya money for Felda folk
People in the settlements are having financial difficulties, says PKR president.
Rifts, proxy war still plague PKR youth
Members say Azmin Ali ally and wing’s No. 2 Hilman Idham, accused of hosting ‘lavish’ buka puasa on Sunday, more active with grassroots activities.
PKR Youth defends Grand Iftar event as means to connect Muslims
We take note of the president's reprimand; perhaps he was not given accurate information about the event, says deputy Youth chief.
Travel ban harsh but effective, admit PTPTN loan defaulters
Higher education fund burdened with RM40 billion debt looking at ways to force borrowers to fulfil their responsibility.
Perak Umno flouting mosque rule they had created, says state exco
The rule to get approval for events in mosques was created during BN administration, says Asmuni Awi.
1 in 5 PTPTN borrowers yet to repay a single sen
National Higher Education Fund Corp’s debt almost equivalent to 1MDB’s RM42 billion, CEO says it’s simply not feasible to forgive debts.
E-wallet way to go among savvy consumers
Shoppers favour convenience and safety offered by e-payments.
Some Ramadan traders feel like lab rats at new KL site
Merchants complain of sales drop after move to Jalan Raja location from Jalan Masjid India.
Wait for UEC report, Maszlee tells stakeholders
Education minister won’t commit himself to ‘divisive’ issue of whether government will finally recognise cert.
Agency to settle debts of failed bookshop project, says Maszlee
Kedai Buku 1Malaysia, a BN brainchild, owes creditors RM3 million and ITBM is now finding ‘creative’ solutions to its problems.
Govt mulls roping in English grads to become teachers
Schools throughout the nation short of more than 2,600 teachers as about 1,000 retire each year.
Expose will lead to restoration of YaPEIM’s image, says Mujahid
Reports of financial misconduct aimed to galvanise government into investigation and reform actions, says de facto minister of religious affairs.
