Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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New Youth chief vows to rid Umno of elitist image
No more staying at hotels during tours, says Dr Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki.
Noor Azmi only joining Bersatu for his own interest, say social media users
Bagan Serai MP should have left Umno before GE14 if he truly had the people’s interest at heart.
Siti Kasim's arrest clear case of power abuse, says lawyer
Law enforcers failed to check the facts before pouncing on the lawyer and her client, says Lawyers for Liberty.
1MDB investigations almost complete, says Abu Talib
Papers will be submitted to A-G Chambers, says panel chief.
Ambiga not interested in EC chairman post
The prominent lawyer is among the few being proposed by Bersih to the prime minister for consideration.
Penang urged to review Penang Transport Master Plan
Penang Forum Steering Committee calls for it to come from a global authority.
Zeti all praise for new Bank Negara governor
Choice of new governor shows the administration’s respect for the central bank as an important institution, says former governor.
Govt to slash cost of MRT2 after scrapping third line, says CEO
The government has shelved the MRT Line 3 as it find ways to reduce the RM32 billion project.
5 ministries, Unicef join forces to address children's welfare issues
We will come up with Children’s Wellbeing Roadmap in a month, says Wan Azizah.
BR1M a good initiative, but did not serve its purpose, says Wan Azizah
DPM says while amount allocated was hefty, it was not evenly distributed.
2 MCMC funds to be audited
RM800 million and RM8.5 billion held in their accounts in 2016 to be verified, says Communications and Multimedia Ministry.
No problem with RTM broadcasting Umno debate, says Gobind
Communications and multimedia minister says if needed, he will raise matter with national broadcaster.
Broadband prices should drop 25% by year-end, says Gobind
Communications and multimedia minister says this follows implementation of new pricing standard.
Nothing wrong with exposing wrongs of previous govt, says Kit Siang
Scandals should be exposed to build new Malaysian with zero-tolerance towards corruption, says DAP veteran.
