Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Seri Setia can be loud opposition voice, says PAS hopeful
Dr Halimah Ali says there must be an opposition who dares to stand up to the state govt.
Pakatan’s Halimey aims to improve education standards in Seri Setia
By-election candidate wants better kindergartens for the constituency and better English-speaking skills for the youh.
Seri Setia voters not impressed with Umno-PAS team-up
Umno a failing brand and PAS will lose more ground for associating itself with the party.
Pakatan won't repeat Sg Kandis mistakes, says Seri Setia candidate
Halimey Abu Bakar says pact has identified weaknesses that led to low voter turnout in August 4 polls.
Straight fight in Seri Setia
Pakatan's Halimey Abu Bakar up against PAS' Dr Halimah Ali in September 8 by-election.
Umno leaders turn up in support of PAS' Seri Setia candidate
Wanita Umno head, Selangor Umno chief among those present at nomination centre this morning.
Govt to pay back armed forces fund RM555 million for AES takeover
Transport Minister Anthony Loke says the payment will be made gradually after discussions with relevant ministries.
Stop behaving like cleaners, be reformers instead, new government told
Let go of the past and focus on the neccessary changes and reforms, say experts.
Pakatan injects fresh momentum to strengthen rule of law, says Perak ruler
Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah says restrictive laws being reviewed by new government.
Diversity in judiciary key to fairness and independence, says Sultan Nazrin
Perak ruler says even the fairest-minded of judges may be influenced by their own worldviews, personal dispositions.
A checklist on Pakatan's 10 promises in 100 days
Only two promises fulfilled – abolishing GST and stabilising petrol prices – after more than three months in power.
I don't know about being made government adviser after CEP, says Daim
The former finance minister says he has not heard of news if he will continue to have a role in government.
All yes men, cabinet useless in BN government, says Daim
The Council of Eminent Persons chairman says there were too much apple-polishing in the BN cabinet.
Daim defends representing government in China trip
He says there is nothing wrong if the government chooses him as a representative.
