Nabihah Hamid
Nabihah is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Hishammuddin ‘traitor’ after meeting at Azmin’s house
Umno Supreme Council member lashes out at Sembrong MP for violating BN-PAS pact after Tg Piai victory.
After calls to step down, Batu MP faces questions on allocation
PKR sources say most of his constituency's funds spent and it is unclear where the money went.
Dr Mahathir biopic director seeks central roles’ help
While film secures PMO approval, Mohamad Hatta Azad Khan wants reticent family members, others to contribute.
Tian Chua condemns egging of Batu MP’s car
He also denies being the one behind the groups calling for P. Prabakaran to step down.
PKR women sticking with Azmin for congress opening
The reason being keeping to tradition while trying to unite the party.
Majority PKR youth decision to invite Wan Azizah, not Azmin
Feud between party’s No. 2 and Anwar Ibrahim spills over to wing’s congress next month.
Buy our books to keep us afloat, pleads govt-linked translation firm
Each ministry has a reading room, firm offers book packages for space.
Govt-linked translation company to trim staff by 50%
Firm lacks financial resources to offer VSS, to go back to core function of translating books.
No sign laid-off Utusan staff will be paid anytime soon
Dispirited ex-employees say they expect to wait at least 6 months for outstanding salaries, compensation.
PKR Youth wants to snub Azmin, welcome Wan Azizah
Feud between party president Anwar Ibrahim, No. 2 spills over to PKR congress at year-end.
Sabah PKR grassroots open to Salleh coming aboard
Leaders say ex-Umno strongman has a wealth of experience, can be great asset in lead-up to GE15.
Malay congress organisers defend under-fire V-C
Abdul Rahim Hashim targeted because detractors too scared to hit out at PM, says head of forum's secretariat.
PKR says Bukit Gantang MP now a member, but ex-Umno man denies it
I never even applied to join, says Syed Abu Hussin.
Hours are long but pay’s good for Foodpanda riders
To get employees to work 12 hours a day and smile while doing it, it doesn't take magic, just decent wages.
Activist accuses Kelantan of killing mak yong’s spirit with lifting of ban
Performer, arts researcher slam shariah conditions imposed on traditional Malay art form.
