Ex-prime minister enjoying special treatment despite being found guilty of corruption, says Pejuang chairman.

Cops investigating 7 reports involving suspect.

Deputy minister says ‘no racial or religious quotas’ in public service recruitment.

Ministry to intensify gender sensitivity training, according to Faizal.

Pejuang president questions why criminals are allowed to leave the country but not those who default on student loans.

Sources say individuals detained in large-scale operation in the Klang Valley.

Application for temporary release of passport made to court, not government, Pekan MP says.

Cheap jests about rape could give a misplaced idea to some men that women are sexual objects to be exploited.

Lawyer on trial for money laundering gets to fly to New York to attend to son's education.

Chan Min Choo says she wants to continue charity work even after she retires.

Victim and another friend, who was injured, are believed to be part of a bike convoy from Malacca on the way back to Perak.

Fight for supremacy begins for Umno and Bersatu.

Unprofessional and disparaged civil servants involved, says president Adnan Mat.

Suspect allegedly used money from victims’ fixed deposit accounts to purchase gold bars.

Manufacturers have also to deal with severe manpower shortage, new demand.

Former PM will stay for Malacca elections, leave for Singapore on November 21.

This is the second time the motion is postponed. 

Company owners involved in same project where abuse of authority took place.

Federal Court upholds sentence meted out against Kamaruzaman Mohamed Shah over 2011 incident.

Doubles specialist will work closely with coaching director Wong Choong Hann.