Asila Jalil
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Homeless and cheerless at Chinese New Year
Those sleeping rough in the city hope for nothing more than some food and a little pocket money.
Ministers only promote govt-related products, says DPM
Govt does not highlight privately owned brands, says Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.
New law to protect senior citizens, says Dr Wan Azizah
Too many cases of elderly neglect as children lack means to take care of parents.
Tightened purse strings make for muted CNY
Economic downturn sees Chinese spending less on firecrackers, decorations.
Welfare aid? What’s that, ask urban homeless
Putrajaya’s cost-of-living aid, insurance schemes not designed to meet needs of the neediest as they require an address, online access.
Political appointments in Yadim not breach of manifesto, says DAP aide
Appointments may be arguable but not against coalition’s promise as Yadim not out to make profits, says Syahredzan Johan.
Quarrelling ministers dent Pakatan’s credibility, say analysts
They urge cabinet members to heed Daim Zainuddin's advice to stop bickering openly.
Putrajaya gives RM20 million to ‘Buy Malaysian Products’ campaign
Amount allocated under Budget 2019 handed to Domestic Trade and Consumers Ministry today.
Malaysia to recoup part of stolen 1MDB money this year, says Guan Eng
It's not much but it's a start, says finance minister.
Putrajaya-Beijing talks on ECRL must be confidential, says Guan Eng
Negotiations between Malaysia and China are sensitive and must be away from ‘public glare’, says finance minister.
Altantuya showed picture of herself with two Razaks, says cousin
She tsaid one was her boyfriend and the other was the deputy prime minister of Malaysia, Burmaa Oyunchimeg tells court.
Bersih counts bribery, threats among Cameron Highlands offences
Both Pakatan Harapan, BN guilty with ministerial visits in run-up to elections and causing disharmony, says electoral watchdog.
Najib rubbishes Chef Wan’s bribery claim
Previous govt did not bribe Felda settlers, but helped them, says ex-PM.
CJ, A-G dance raises concerns about separation of powers, says Najib
Former PM says video of dancing duo has led to the people questioning whether principle in place.
