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Don't punish the poor by removing BR1M, Najib tells Dr Mahathir
The former prime minister says people from the lower income group will need the money in a slowing economy.
Umno assembly will be shorter but concise, says Annuar
This year's convention cut to 2 days from the usual 5.
Putrajaya needs procurement reform to plug leaks
Many government contracts are awarded through direct and negotiated tenders – practices wide open to palm-greasing, says Centre to Combat Cronyism and Corruption director.
At low-key Aidiladha do, Pekan folk remain staunch Najib defenders
The lack of pomp this year has not dented their support of the former prime minister.
Former Johor MB slams successor over false claims on religious schools
Claims merely to soil name of previous BN state government, says Khaled Nordin.
Inadvisable to remove tolls now, says Daim
Such a move unwise in light of present financial situation, says Council of Eminent Persons chairman.
Ensure watertight case before prosecution, Daim tells Pakatan
Government must ensure it can prove guilt of accused to avoid looking bad and wasting public funds on trial, says CEP chair.
Be patient with Pakatan, Daim tells Malaysians
The Council of Eminent Persons chairman says there are no quick fixes to the problems that the council has identified.
Council blames BN for 'disheartening' state of affairs
We did not expect the damage to be of such magnitude and severity, says Daim Zainuddin.
CEP recommends overhaul of Finance Ministry
Enough of financial scandals, just focus on growing the economy, says the former finance minister.
We've done our job, over to you, Dr Mahathir, says Daim
A report with recommendations has been prepared for the prime minister, says the Council of Eminent Persons chairman.
Malaysians willing to overlook Pakatan failures for 2 years, says Khairy
New government can count on public goodwill to see it through the next 24 months, says Umno man.
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Mind your Bahasa in Parliament, Anwars tells MPs
The PKR president's suggestion comes after criticisms against lawmakers for their lack of decorum when debating in the House.
Books should not be banned, except for those that insult religion, says Anwar
The PKR leader says he is not keen on banning books but those that mock religion must be acted upon.
Let Dr Mahathir run country, I will manage Parliament, says Anwar
The PKR president says his ties with the prime minister are good and will not allow anyone to drive a wedge between them.
