Nabihah Hamid
Nabihah is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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PAS’ U-turn on Anwar after partnering with Umno upsetting, says Saifuddin
After sealing its cooperation with Umno, PAS is behaving in ways even Umno does not, says PKR sec-gen.
Unity possible even with vernacular schools, says Maszlee
The education minister says the current system will not be a hindrance if the right values are inculcated in students.
Detractors will thank me one day, says minister in face of continued criticism
Education minister looks back on achievements he is most proud of after a year in office.
Matriculation programme to be diversified to fulfil demand
Education Minister Maszlee Malik says there is a huge market for jobs but parents do not want their children in the fields.
Befriend Malays and promote successes, Pakatan told
Experts say no evidence govt is crippling Malay and Islamic institutions despite claims propagated by opposition.
Anti-Rome Statute rally part of Umno-PAS bid to retake Putrajaya
Both parties stoking Malay fears to stay relevant, say academics.
Saturday rally to give voice to 'growing isolation' of Malays, Muslims, says organiser
Gathering must be held to send clear message to Putrajaya to not make policies that threaten the rights of the majority, says Malay rights group.
Economic council great idea but missing youth, consumer group participation
Govt needs a dose of daily realities, say analysts, fearing ‘dated’ ideas as Malaysians grapple with rising cost of living.
Azmin denies knowing about DPM rumours
Minister says he was hospitalised, didn't hear talk he would replace Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.
Azmin discharged, gets steady stream of VIP visitors
Economic affairs minister hospitalised for 6 days for kidney stones.
Investigate PAS leaders allegedly involved in RM90 million scandal, says Amanah Youth
MACC should use Sarawak Report editor's counterclaim court document as basis for probe, says Faiz.
Youths turn to food delivery for extra cash
GrabFood riders say part-time work necessary as income from day job not enough in face of rising costs.
Matriculation students skip meals as allowance delayed
Delay in payment of RM250 monthly allowance is causing financial strain for both students and parents.
Pakatan leaders urge action to change anti-Malay image
Reeling from Cameron Highlands loss, pact must fight perception war and retain whatever little support it has.
Cronyism, nepotism creeping into Pakatan, warn activists
Coalition accused of emulating BN’s worst habits by naming party and family members to government agencies and GLCs.
