Nabihah Hamid
Nabihah is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Where are promised jobs, ex-SPAD staff ask Loke
They demand transport minister keep his word despite 'deadline' having passed almost a week ago.
Thrifty consumers opt for pre-owned items in bundle stores
Bundle shops buy from overseas in bulk and sell locally at an affordable price.
KB1M’s creditors demand payment from Putrajaya
Publishers want the government to assume responsibility for the RM3 million debt chalked up by the failed book store.
Get creative on funding, grassroots tell Bersatu leaders
Learn from other Pakatan Harapan parties which find sponsors for their programmes.
Mind election laws, Syed Saddiq tells Pakatan leaders
Election Commission 'has fangs now', says minister.
Institute appeals for RM3 million to clear failed bookstore chain’s debts
Kedah Buku 1Malaysia owes publishers after running into financial trouble more than two years ago.
Keep eye on the people, not PM's office, PKR grassroots tell leaders
Eight tumultous months after GE14, exhausted party members want the infighting to stop and the president to take critics in hand.
Jobless ex-SPAD employees turn to Cuepacs for help
Contract workers reach out to the union in despair after waiting in vain for eight months for their promised postings.
Come back and clear mess, Utusan staff urge Aziz
They say former executive chairman can turn company around with rescue plan he started last June.
Desperate developers slash prices as property glut worsens
Govt can help resolve problem by compiling accurate data about market demand, says Hartabumi.
Only 3 leaders from Azmin's camp at meeting on PKR appointments
Anwar called for it hastily knowing majority could not attend and protest, say sources.
Retailers reminisce about good old days at Ampang Park
Some yet to secure new lots a year after mall torn down to make way for MRT project.
8 Perak Bersatu divisions fail to send delegates to assembly, a year after crisis
12 months on, the party is still feeling the effects of the ill-timed departure of one of the party's founders.
Failed bookstore chain leaves suppliers in the lurch
Dozens of small, independent publishers hope the new govenment will pay the debts running into millions.
