Nabihah Hamid
Nabihah is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Late-working parents why Putrajaya has more stunted kids
Most rely on nurseries to prepare meals for kids or buy food from restaurants.
No time to prepare meals is no excuse, says nutritionist
Expert urges parents to take an interest in what children are eating and ensure there is variety.
Beef up umrah licence rather than impose fee, says tour agencies group
400 tour agencies should be helped to get umrah licence.
New visa application system for umrah like charging toll on pilgrims, says group
The tour agency group is questioning the decision to charge an extra RM90.10 when other cheaper systems are already in place.
Families rely on bonus, overtime to shop for new school year
Urbanites struggling to save are facing a tough time as they go on back-to-school shopping.
Artistes have every right to speak up, says group
Association of Malaysian Artistes president says social media has allowed their views to be more visible.
PM urged to come up with better solutions to pollution problems
Pakatan leaders say his call to maintain tolls, refuse fuel subsidy ‘illogical’.
Yayasan Felda CEO accepts layoff plan, says staff will be fairly compensated
Dr Emel Faizal Mohd Mokhtar says Felda is caring towards employees.
MACC arrest just one of more attacks on Azmin
Nephew’s arrest by MACC leaked a couple of days in advance in bid to tarnish Selangor menteri besar’s reputation as GE14 looms.
Leak on arrest of Azmin's nephew 'part of conspiracy ahead of GE14'
MB’s nephew among 4 remanded to facilitate investigation into illegal sand mining in Kajang.
Artists must challenge censorship
Prominent artists hit out at attempts to silence younger generation’s works.
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12-year-old suspect in Keramat tahfiz fire freed from drug charge
Prosecutor dropped charges after tests returned negative results.
Malay girl meets Chinese erhu
It was love at first sight for Endang Hyder, even though she was already attached to the violin.
Selangor questions approval for Christology talk
Kolej Universiti Islam Antarabangsa ordered to check for permission before hosting event featuring fake former Catholic nun.
55% sample size of Malays in Johor survey ‘correct’
Singapore-based institute stands by results showing majority in the southern state want a return of English-medium schools.