Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
E-mail: [email protected]
BFM waiting for investigators to finish sexual harassment probe
No timeframe given to finish investigators, says spokesman.
Zahid just a scapegoat, say Umno grassroots on defections
Defectors abandoning ‘sinking ship’ for personal reasons and despite president stepping aside, the exodus is likely to continue.
Umno grassroots place high hopes on Mat Hasan
The Umno deputy president, however, has a tough job to do in reviving the party.
Pakatan inching towards two-thirds majority
Institutional reforms need two-thirds majority and if Pakatan Harapan attains it, electoral changes should top the agenda.
PSM puts feelers out on chances in Cameron Highlands
It needs more info about chance of winning before deciding to contest in by-election, says party man.
Umno MPs just miss being in govt, says Maria Chin
They only want the benefits of being in power, says PKR MP.
Keep fighting spirit so Umno will be relevant, Najib tells party faithful
No one can beat Malay nationalist party when it comes people’s welfare, says ex-PM.
Low turnout at court belies strong support for Najib, says Umno man
Facebook following shows increasing support, says former BN propaganda unit head.
Najib and Arul Kanda post bail of RM500,000 each
Both men charged with altering auditor-general’s 1MDB report.
LIVE: Najib, Arul Kanda charged with abuse of power
Former PM and 1MDB chief allegedly tampered with the state investment fund’s final audit report.
Najib, Arul Kanda charged with altering 1MDB audit report
Ex-PM and former 1MDB boss allegedly tampered with auditor-general’s report before it was presented to PAC.
Arul Kanda charged with assisting Najib to tamper 1MDB audit report
Former CEO committed the offence between February 22 and 26, 2016.
TH paid hibah using depositor’s savings fund, says auditor's review
Deals were made to seem as if they came from the fund's profits.
Aid payouts for low-income groups after CNY, says finance minister
Govt needs time to gather information first, says Guan Eng.
Local council elections a priority, but manifesto comes first, says DAP
Fulfilling promises takes precedence for now, says Lim Guan Eng.
