Lee Chi Leong
Lee Chi Leong is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Pakatan set to exploit ‘hidden gems’ in Chinese new villages
RM85 million allocated to develop colonial-legacy settlements, which form an important vote bank for parties like DAP, PKR.
Big plans to make Chinese new villages ‘liveable’
Putrajaya wants to rejuvenate settlements to stem urban migration and alleviate pressure on cities.
Woman village chief has last laugh
Appointed to the post in 2012, Kg Chempaka Selangor chief had to work harder than most to prove that women can lead.
Education group to launch petition against khat
Dong Zong chairman Tan Tai Kim says introduction of khat unconstitutional, unacceptable to non-Muslim community.
Moves afoot to replace Selangor MB in sex-clip spat
Amirudin Shari’s failure to muster enough support to table Islamic enactment recently points to deep divisions in PKR, say sources.
Greenies blame graft, poor enforcement for river pollution
Activists point to former BN administration neglecting environment, allowing malfeasant companies to renew licences.
Pakatan forms special panel to review polls promises
Anwar Ibrahim responds to DAP supremo's remarks that it's time for ruling pact to come clean on which pledges can't be fulfilled.
Anwar slams ‘urban elite’ call to end affirmative action
Pakatan Harapan working to close wealth gap with needs-based policies, says PM-in-waiting.
Pakatan lacks will to rid patronage system in GLCs, says academic
UM professor says ruling pact has failed to keep promise to not appoint politicians to these firms' boards.
Avoid bubble tea sugar nightmare, says health minister
Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad says popular drink contains 500ml or 20 teaspoons of sweet stuff when launching new consumer awareness campaign.
ECRL project owner now reporting to Transport Ministry
Sources say the entity previously under the Finance Ministry has been doing so since May.
Umno will not join any pact that includes DAP, says Zahid
The Pakatan Harapan component party wants to realise its Malaysian Malaysia agenda, says Umno chief.
Dr Mahathir’s invitation logical move to strengthen Bersatu, says Mat Sabu
Up to members of other parties to accept of reject offer, says Amanah chief.
Don’t dismiss Dr Mahathir’s invitation to join Bersatu, Hisham tells Umno
Consider all views, even those from non-Malay parties, says former party veep.
Opposition’s conditional support for bill to lower voting age makes pass uncertain
While Umno and PAS appear to back the government, Gabungan Parti Sarawak is more coy about its support.
