Asila Jalil
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Ministries still looking at benefits of female circumcision
Putrajaya still studying ‘cultural’ obligation aspect and promises action on it.
Hishammuddin questions Mat Sabu on Defence Ministry assets
How can it afford such things with a reduced budget allocation, former minister asks.
Why slash aid in Budget 2019, asks Najib
Malaysians need more help than ever to face higher cost of living, a drop in commodity prices.
PKR to appoint independent auditor for party polls
The auditor will be announced soon, says communications director Fahmi Fadzil.
PAC probe into 1MDB to only start after court cases settled, says chairman
Decision made on the attorney-general's advice, says Ronald Kiandee.
PKR polls must go on, says Anwar
President-elect acknowledges problem-filled process, says vote must continue for party to move forward.
Maszlee to meet Dr Mahathir on education overhaul
He will rope in the National Academic Advisory Council and Education Policy Department.
No task force to approach Umno members, says Muhyiddin
Those who join Bersatu do so of their own accord, says party president.
Contractors may be punished for blocking drains
Contruction work had contributed to the flash floods that hit Kuala Lumpur yesterday, says minister.
Respect PKR election committee, Anwar tells Azmin
PKR president-elect's remarks follow incumbent No. 2's early celebration.
Pakatan govt will never move forward if it keeps blaming BN, says Annuar
Umno sec-gen agrees with Daim Zainuddin's statement that new administration should focus on delivering on its promises.
Umno sec-gen has tough time keeping members
Annuar Musa says MPs, reps actively courted to join another party.
Pakatan shouldn’t stop airing views on previous govt, says Anwar
Port Dickson MP's remarks follow Daim Zainuddin's call for new administration to stop playing blame game.
Send back your waste to Australia, Kuantan MP tells Lynas
Its operating licence should be revoked if it fails to do so, says Fuziah Salleh.
6 months on, Pakatan promise of lower living costs fails to materialise
Both sellers and buyers complain about the rising prices of goods.
