Nabihah Hamid
Nabihah is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Don't drag Selangor palace into allocations freeze, Azmin tells PAS
Menteri besar says assemblymen can discuss funding issues with him.
Mums call for more funds in Selangor’s latest aid scheme
The popularity of the programme have prompted many Selangor residents to ask the state government expands it to benefit more recipients.
Selangor’s KISS to cash-strapped mothers
Smart Selangor Mother’s Love scheme will help singles mothers affected by raising cost of living.
‘Chief architect’ of Putrajaya stands zero chance of winning seat
Civil servant votes will go to government of the day and Dr Mahathir Mohamad will lose if he’s to contest in Putrajaya.
Pakatan confident of retaining Selangor, won't hold state polls now
Separate elections from GE14 likely to confuse and upset voters and will put a spoke in pact’s plan.
Anwar is still a convict, subject to prison rules, says Nur Jazlan
The deputy home minister says Dr Mahathir has to get permission from the Prisons Department before his visit.
Close ranks and focus on the elections, say PKR leaders
Rafizi Ramli says those who have different opinions, realise a decision had to be made.
Rafizi refuses to retract statement against Rahman Dahlan
He accuses the cabinet minister of nepotism for allegedly awarding a million-ringgit contract to his brother.
Fashion retailers playing it safe in 2018
The Malaysian economy might expand this year but business owners are still cautious as consumers prioritise spending on necessities over clothing and fashion.
Returning King’s power to pass laws vital if Pakatan wins GE14, says law expert
NSC Act, which was passed without royal assent, could be used to prevent opposition from taking power.
PAS still wants Najib to be prime minister, says Wan Azizah
Pakatan president says this is clear after proposal to appoint interim PM was rejected by Islamist party’s sec-gen.
Anwar files suit to cancel three laws and return power to the King
The Pakatan Harapan de facto leader has filed a Federal Court application to challenge all laws passed without royal assent.
Kidney patients ignore doctor’s advice to run up RM1.6 billion medical bill
Hefty cost of dialysis burdens the government as patients disregard advice to make lifestyle changes to prevent need for such treatment.
Voters won’t fall for PAS ploy to field non-Muslims
Move goes in the face of party president’s declaration that any future PAS cabinet will consist of Muslims only.
Hadi’s ‘Muslim-only cabinet’ aimed at ultra-conservatives
PAS stance to exclude non-Muslims from policymaking roles likely to have an impact on multiracial Malaysia.
