Asila Jalil
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Pakatan should be grateful over peaceful transfer of power, says Umno Youth
BN victory would have resulted in doomsday, Seri Setia voters told.
Anwar rejects proposal that he be made IIUM president
PKR president-elect says he has told PM he has no desire to hold any posts.
Review Maszlee's appointment as IIUM president, urges deputy minister
Check if it is in line with Pakatan's election manifesto, says Sivarasa Rasiah.
MIC shares stage with PAS at Seri Setia
Neighbourhood residents feel 'confused', disoriented by the former foes' cooperation.
Week 1 of sales and service tax already causing concern
Consumers express fear that GST replacement could lead to higher prices in the long run.
Putrajaya considers rewarding good drivers
Those who manage to avoid getting demerit points for a whole year may get a discount on vehicle insurance, says Anthony Loke.
Traffic offences triple when threat of summons removed, says Loke
Number of vehicles breaking traffic rules shot up to 15,000 during the period the Automated Enforcement System (AES) was offline, says minister.
Pakatan's Seri Setia candidate says PAS, Umno members have got his back
Halimey Abu Bakar says they will vote for him in the by-election because they know his parents, who were formerly in the two parties.
PAS hints at Pakatan's 'dirty' campaign in Seri Setia
Dr Halimah Ali says she, on the other hand, has not been given funds to buy goodies for the people.
PAS No. 2 joins chorus of criticism against Petron appointment
Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man believes PM's son still has shares in oil company.
Let us buy our units, Lembah Subang low-cost dwellers tell PAS candidate
Seri Setia by-election boils down to local issues affectng residents in urban area.
PAS wants to ensure happiness in afterlife, too, says Halimah
Seri Setia candidate urges stronger opposition voice in Selangor to check Pakatan Harapan’s failed promises.
Reject attempts to play up racial, religious issues, Seri Setia folk told
Halimey Abu Bakar says it is Pakatan's policy to look out for all races.
Umno working with PAS to protect race, religion, rulers, says Lokman
It's about time the two parties sit at the same table for sake of common cause, says defeated Sungai Kandis candidate.
Welfare, not 100-day promises, on Seri Setia voters’ minds
Pakatan's Halimey Abu Bakar says they are more interested in improving their standard of living.
