Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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I won't discuss Umno matters in public, says Khairy
Rembau MP has been warned by Umno sec-gen not to go overboard in criticising party.
PTPTN not a govt-linked firm, says Wan Saiful
Agency chairman asks critics to read Pakatan Harapan's manifesto about the appointments to statutory bodies.
PTPTN loans must still be repaid, says new agency head
Borrowers earning less than RM4,000 a month can apply for postponement.
Lack of education, money factor in child marriages
Unicef-funded study shows child brides a result of poverty, lack of access to education and a break in the family institution.
More than 1,600 sign online petition to remove Thomas as A-G
Facebook user named Fyizuddin Jaafar claims it is 'embarrassing' that the attorney-general cannot conduct high-profile trial against Najib Razak in Bahasa Melayu.
Committee on medicinal supply monopoly to meet next week, says health minister
We have to iron out our own policies before meeting stakeholders, says Dzulkefly.
Health Ministry gets tough on ailing hospital projects
23 risk losing contracts over failure to complete work on time.
We are not monopoly, we are a player, says Bernas
Firm maintains food security, safeguards padi farmers, says its CEO.
Developers, property markets will adjust to face office glut, says MIP
The market will readjust itself to tackle the excess, says Malaysian Institute of Planners.
Hannah Yeoh… a woman with a mission
Segambut MP wants to tackle city dwellers’ problems and address the issue of quality education for children when she makes her debut in Parliament.
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I’m one of the cleanest chaps in politics, says Ku Li
Umno veteran vows to be single-term party president to nurture younger talent.
Umno leaders seen as elitist, says party veteran
They act differently when they are elevated to high positions, says Tengku Razaleigh Tengku Hamzah.
Apart from Najib, culture of silence is Umno’s problem, says Ku Li
In the past 25 years, party leaders are untouchable, says veteran party man.
Money politics a problem in Umno, says Ku Li
Some division leaders do not do much work and ‘hawk’ around for money, says party presidential candidate.
Government to review cost of TVET programme
RM4.5 billion is spent yearly on it but it remains under capacity, says minister.
