Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Life out of uniform a scramble for most veterans
They claim govt does not pay much attention to their welfare post-retirement, after decades of service to nation.
Mah to return to Europe in April to address EU's palm oil ban
Spain, Netherlands, Italy and the UK also against discriminatory move, says minister.
Teluk Intan a tough seat, says Gerakan president
Mah Siew Keong says party has 50-50 chance of retaining the seat.
Amanah at odds with DAP over Ayer Hitam seat
No decision yet on Johor parliamentary seat, says Mat Sabu.
Najib should reject Selangor re-delineation, says Bersih 2.0
Election Commission’s re-delineation exercise in Selangor goes against the constitution and prime minister should not accept final report submitted to Parliament.
Lembah Pantai folk want Nurul Izzah to remain as MP
Residents come together for free banana fritters and to meet their elected rep at PKR Wanita-organised event.
Youth don't think #UndiRosak campaign a worthwhile effort
Campaign will not change country’s political system.
2018 outlook optimistic for employers, job seekers
Prospects are brighter in the new year with 30% of Malaysian employers looking to hire more people, says Jobstreet.com.
‘3D’ jobs only option for low-skilled Malaysians
Locals cannot afford to shun dirty, dangerous and difficult jobs, which often go to foreigners, as many lack educational qualifications.
With double convictions, Rafizi unlikely to contest in GE14, says lawyer
PKR veep, today found guilty of breaching banking act, already convicted of contravening Official Secrets Act.
Rafizi, ex-bank clerk found guilty of leaking National Feedlot Corp info
Pandan MP also sentenced to 30 months’ jail today.
Selling nasi lemak to send kids to varsity
Seniors selling the Malaysian breakfast staple say high cost of living makes it impossible to give up their stalls.
Treasonous to deny a Pakatan victory in GE14, says Rafizi
The PKR vice-president says it will be treason if the government orders the military and police to take power if Pakatan wins in GE14.
Pakatan Selangor seats dispute will be solved soon, says Azmin
The Selangor menteri besar says it is no longer an issue and it will be solved in the family spirit soon.
Tengku Adnan’s statement on churches offensive and unfounded, say Christian leaders
Federal Territories minister have offended churches which have made efforts to teach Christian believers good values to build the nation.
