Nabihah Hamid
Nabihah is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Mental health support lacking at workplace
Experts suggest changing corporate culture to work a conducive place for all employees.
Zainal Abidin appoints lawyer to seek unpaid fees
Singer steps up pressure on firm that organised Sea Games closing ceremony performances.
Leading corporate figure Muhammad Ali Hashim dies of cancer
He will be buried tonight at Bukit Kiara Muslim cemetery while funeral prayers will be held at Masjid At-Taqwa TTDI.
Singer Zainal Abidin gives firm one week to settle dues for Sea Games performance
Several artistes say they have not been paid in full for performing at the Sea Games 2017 closing ceremony.
5 Giant supermarkets to close shop
Goods go for cheap at Sri Manjung, Sungai Petani, SACC Mall, Sibu and Selayang Lama before doors shutter on Nov 5.
Dr Mahathir's materialism destroyed Umno, Malays, says Zainuddin Maidin
Former Umno man holds the former PM responsible for the party’s state of decline.
Anwar controlled the media when he was DPM, says former minister
When it comes to dealing with the press, politicians should take a leaf from Dr Mahathir’s book, says former Utusan Melayu editor.
PTPTN loan discounts in Budget 2018 good, but borrowers still can't pay in full
They say a monthly discount will be much better as most cannot afford a lump sum payment.
It makes little difference who heads Malaysia Airlines, says analyst
National carrier will only just get by long as the government is unwilling to let it be run by responsible, trustworthy professionals who know the business.
A three-legged dog and a young Malay vet's mission to help strays
Veterinary doctor doesn’t let brickbats distract him from his work to save stray cats and dog.
Preacher denies criticising Johor sultan on Muslim launderettes
Zamihan Mat Zin says he is merely expressing his personal views on the need for Muslims to maintain their purity.
Recognising UEC will ignite Malay anger, says Perkasa
Accepting examination just a ploy to fish for Chinese votes, says Malay rights group.
A bleak future for those with an undocumented past
Those who left Welfare Department homes without identification documents are finding it difficult to survive outside.
Jamal's beer stunt was not an illegal gathering, says lawyer
Jamal invited press to cover event, and seven other suspects are his staff, counsel will argue at remand hearing.
Najib is not afraid of me, he is supportive, says Rosmah
Rosmah repeats that Najib is not under her thumb, never mind what people say on social media.