Asila Jalil
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Azril: Why I said Christian evangelicalism should be banned
‘High’ number of conversion cases prompted call to ban evangelicalism.
Interfaith leaders find common ground amid Ramadan turmoil
Amid news of religious conflicts at home and and abroad, an interfaith dialogue is held today in Klang, Selangor to celebrate commonalities instead of differences.
Najib urges local artistes to play role in curbing bullying
Development also about good values, not just about building roads and skyscrapers, says PM
Changes being considered for UPNM, says Hishammuddin
The defence minister, however, did not say what are the changes being considered.
DoJ should press charges if they have proof, says Hishammuddin
The defence minister says the accused individuals will also have the opportunity to clear their names.
Showing unity through 'Puasa for Malaysia'
Fasting together as Malaysians of different faiths builds solidarity and positivity, say participants.
Group wants to Puasa for Malaysia to promote unity
Malaysians of all religions and races are invited to participate and share their experiences using the hashtag #puasa4malaysia.
71 investors from China file police report against Monspace
Chinese investors who were promised returns five times their investment will be happy just to get their capital back now.
Amanah urges government to halt BTN module
Amanah deputy president Salahuddin Ayub says this is because the module contains racist elements targeted at non-Malays.
PH to confirm presidential council line-up before Hari Raya
Leadership structure already in place, just needs polishing, says Salahuddin.
True Fitness staff lodge report at labour office over unpaid salaries, fees
Singapore-based chain had problems paying salaries and commissions since June 2016.
Shafee says will explain RM9.5 million payment
Najib Razak allegedly paid Umno lawyer when opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim went on trial for a second sodomy charge in 2014.
After RM9.5 million Shafee payout, Anwar sues to quash sodomy conviction
Jailed opposition leader alleges that payment to prosecutor Muhammad Shafee Abdullah denied him a fair trial.
Debate over who will be next PM should be behind closed doors, says Muhyiddin
The Bersatu president adopts a conciliatory tone following publicly exchanged verbal missives between opposition bloc members over choice of prime minister-designate.
FGV chairman’s fate for shareholders to decide, says Zahid
Putrajaya is leaving it to the equity holders to determine whether Isa Samad stays or goes.