Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Kit Siang polls highest in CEC re-election
The Gelang Patah MP has received 1,199 votes and is closely followed by Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo, who got 1,198 votes.
Gaining trust of Malaysians is Pakatan biggest challenge, says Guan Eng
They need to believe we can fill leadership void if we take control of govt, says DAP chief.
DAP welcomes former envoy seeking to leave PAS
Yeop Adlan Che Rose joins DAP after accusing PAS and Umno of failing to defend the interest of the Malays.
Dr Mahathir’s Vision 2020 didn’t focus on youth, says Khairy
Youth and sports minister declares leaders-know-best era over, time to crowdsource ideas from those affected by policies.
Women not to be blamed for crimes committed against them, says Khairy
Khairy Jamaluddin slams sad patriarchal, misogynistic society which blames how a woman dresses if she is raped.
Without US, unclear how TPP-style pact benefits Malaysia
Access to US market was the prize in original pact, says Khazanah Research Institute managing director.
Thousands still seeking shelter in Penang as state battles bloated rivers
Lim Guan Eng also thanks PM for ‘seriously considering’ RM1 billion for flood mitigation projects.
Yellow balloons not intended to insult PM, says dancer
Bilqis Hijjas says act was a reminder to prime minister to uphold principles of democracy, free media and justice.
Ku Nan avoids giving direct answer on Taman Rimba Kiara
Federal territories minister appears not fully briefed on the biggest issue of concern for residents of Taman Tun Dr Ismail.
I do not have the budget to fund programmes, says Rosmah
Rosmah Mansor says she becomes patron or president of organisations to help them raise funds.
Felda settlers happy with Budget 2018 allocations
They get a slew of benefits, including special RM5,000 payment.
Low literacy rank because Malaysians don’t want to read, say educationists
94.64% of Malaysians can read, but we finish an average of only two books a year.
Zahid says ‘self-absorbed oldies’ only know how to criticise government
Ahmad Zahid Hamidi hits out at self-absorbed old folks who think the country is in a mess.
