Asila Jalil
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Those who quit Umno have self-interests, no strong will, says Annuar
The party secretary-general says those in rural areas are more loyal to the Umno struggle.
Only honourable for Liow to resign, says Umno sec-gen
The MCA president should be responsible for his own party, says Annuar Musa.
Views of Umno veterans important, they know how to lose an election, says Mat Sabu
Former leaders can offer lessons on how Umno went wrong, says Amanah leader
Amanah making inroads in Kelantan, Terengganu, says Mat Sabu
Amanah president feeling confident with positive development.
Reformasi student activists earn their place in history
PKR veteran says journey has not ended, as govts must always be kept in check.
20 years on, Reformasi's legacy is freeing of Malay mind, say ex-activists
Movement that began with the sacking of Anwar Ibrahim exploded into the national consciousness this day in 1998.
Rise: Ini Kalilah not funded by Pakatan, says producer
One of its producers says GE14 film an independent effort, slamming critics who claim it is propaganda.
Ensure rights of Cradle Fund CEO’s stepsons, says Hannah Yeoh
Deputy minister says police should adhere to the Child Act as boys, who have been remanded for a week, are minors.
Seat changes, complacency behind low voter turnout at recent by-elections
Voters also unaware of voting after redelineation prior to GE14, says think-tank.
Library brings Kg Lindungan’s young and old together
Schoolchildren can now hang out in a safe place while the elderly socialise there.
BN pact pays off for PAS in Seri Setia
Islamist party makes significant gains yesterday, more than doubling its votes compared with GE14.
Low voter turnout in Seri Setia by-election
Bad weather, voter fatigue and the long weekend attributed to lower than expected number casting their ballots.
Low voter turnout trend emerging in Balakong, Seri Setia
The Election Commission urges the people to exercise their duties.
Thank goodness it’s over, say Seri Setia voters
Locals complaint that 21-day campaigning period too long in second by-election after GE14.
