Asila Jalil
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MPs' suspension did not need committee oversight, says Pandikar
Speaker says the decision to suspend three DAP lawmakers for calling for his resignation did not need to be investigated.
I told you so, Pandikar says of redelineation report leak
File a police report yourself if you want action taken against those who broke the embargo, says Dewan Rakyat Speaker.
Parliament debate on re-delineation report would violate constitution, Pandikar told
DAP lawmaker Charles Santiago says MPs can’t debate report until courts have decided on notices of challenge against EC exercise.
3 DAP MPs suspended 10 days for asking Pandikar to quit
Calling for his resignation an insult to Parliament, says deputy speaker.
Najib dangles more assistance to Indian community ahead of GE14
Prime minister promises various measures in education and community development.
Indonesia still keen on sending maids here despite abuse cases
Malaysians petition for harsher sentence against woman accused of abusing her teenage maid in 2016.
Malaysia moots undersea tunnel to Sumatra to boost tourism
It is estimated to cost more than RM78 billion, says DPM.
I don't want to contest after GE14, says Zahid
BN colleagues want me to stay, but I will resign before 93, DPM says in not so subtle dig at Dr Mahathir.
Public sector weak on preventing undue influence, says TI-M report
Questions in the Business Integrity Country Agenda Assessment Report included the monitoring of conflicts of interest.
Lawyers urge speedy citizenship for stateless children
Putrajaya needs to attend to the problem that there are children deprived of their citizenship – here, in Malaysia, in this day and age, says rights activist.
Organiser mulls suing UM Alumni Association over forum cancellation
Forum forced to change venue at last minute after it gets no-go to be held at association’s clubhouse.
Put Malaysian workers first
Local workers should be equipped with certified skills to ensure they meet the requirements of the labour market.
DAP has clear the air meeting with RoS
Anthony Loke says party will resolve two key matters as soon as possible.
Follow CIMB’s effort to empower women staff, says Najib
Bank is also giving one-month paternity leave for first-time fathers.
Amanah to contest PAS strongholds in Kelantan
It is our job to take on the Islamist party, says Husam Musa.
