Nabihah Hamid
Nabihah is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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PH leadership line-up will be ready soon, says Azmin
It more about setting a solid base rather than appointing who is in charge, says PKR deputy president.
Two Malindo planes grounded, flights delayed
Aircraft facing technical issues, flights back to normal now
Parents urge Education Ministry to adopt anti-bullying modules in schools
Modules aim to educate schoolchildren on the effects of bullying and identify cases of abuse.
No extension to June 30 deadline for registering illegals
We won’t stop foreigners looking for work here but go through the proper channels, says DPM.
Malaysia will look into latest claims of Rohingya rights abuses
DPM Zahid and Foreign Minster Anifah to discuss Myanmar’s refusal to allow UN mission to probe into Rohingya rights abuses.
The kedai runcit's losing battle against supermarkets
Competition from franchises, children unwilling to inherit the business and skyrocketing rent are driving sundry shops to close.
A female imam’s message at the end of a tragedy-filled Ramadan
Ani Zonneveld says her inclusive mosques are made of immigrants, natives, old, young, straight, gay and transsexual Muslims.
Malaysian female imam hits back at critics
Ani Zonneveld has come under criticism for doing a “man’s job” but says that is a misogynistic interpretation of the Quran.
Najib keeps mum when pressed on DoJ’s latest suit
Too much has been said about bid to seize 1MDB assets, says PM.
Isa Samad resigns as FGV chairman, now acting SPAD chairman
Isa Samad assumed post in January 2011 but is leaving after a fallout with CEO Zakaria Arshad.
Stress, pressure driving 'animalistic' tendencies, say experts on bullying trend
Punishment alone, without long-term counselling, will not solve the problem as bullies are likely to be repeat offenders, say experts.
Politics today rude and violent, say veteran politicians
Former minister and a lawmaker say they fear for the country’s future when politicians are attacked while doing their job.
Residents lodge MACC report against City Hall over football field deal
How could DBKL grant planning permission when land is not under its supervision, asks lawyer.
Nazri welcomes Sarawak's withdrawal
The tourism and culture minister says the exit is consistent with his ministry’s decision to close its Kuching office.
Ambiga blasts opposition leaders for great disservice to Anwar
Stop fighting and think about greater good of the country, says former Bersih 2.0 chairman.