Nabihah Hamid
Nabihah is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Jamil Khir rules out foul play
Wait for full report on fire at Darul Quran Ittifaqiyah, says minister.
Malaysians named Merdeka hope for freedom from hardship, poverty
60 years after Merdeka, they say life is getting more and more difficult due to rising cost of living.
BN may not be the best, but we’re consistent, says Salleh
Umno minister speaks to The Malaysian Insight about his views on BN’s chances in the next general election and why the world’s longest-ruling coalition is still the best choice.
Putrajaya is fair to Dr Mahathir’s legacy, says minister
Salleh Keruak denies claims that govt out to rewrite history and whitewash former PM’s contributions.
Pakatan can win half the parliamentary seats in Sabah, says Dr Mahathir
Sabah and Sarawak have become very strong territorially and dislike being dominated, says Pakatan Harapan chairman.
'Real' homes bring less joy to former squatters
Kampung Limau PPR residents say they face increased cost of living, lack of community spirit upon moving into low-cost housing.
PKR meet fizzles out after Azmin, Rafizi no-show
PKR remains committed to efforts to strengthen Pakatan Harapan and prepare strategies to defeat Umno-BN in GE14, says party president.
One step away from loan sharks, cash-strapped Malaysians rack up credit card debts
They rather deal with banks instead of getting into debt with loan sharks.
1MDB matters to voters, Pakatan roadshows reveal
To judge by the receptive audience at Pakatan’s weekend ceramah in the north, the opposition could rally Malaysians around the 1MDB issue ahead of GE14.
Don’t believe promises of a thief, says Dr Mahathir
To save his skin, the embattled prime minister will promise anything, including large sums of money, alleges opposition leader.
Container homes the answer for cash-strapped youths
Soaring property prices lead entrepreneur to fashion a home after a steel container, which has inspired many budding homeowners.
Richer Health Ministry struggles to provide sufficient drugs supply
Hospitals reduced to rationing patients’ drugs despite extra RM2 billion from federal government.
Drug shortage ails patients in govt hospitals
Patients complain of having to visit the hospital more frequently for their drugs as government hospitals run low on supply.
PTPTN fees can be abolished if Putrajaya is managed well, says Rafizi
With the high cost of living, especially in the city, the 3% repayment loan is high.
Why so little display of patriotism at ECRL event, ask writers' groups
Pena and Gapena say Malaysia must not be colonised again regardless of the large amounts of overseas investments.
