Diyana Ibrahim
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Pakatan ready to work with Umno to dethrone PAS in Terengganu
Raja Kamarul says Islamist party must be prevented from further ‘damaging’ state.
Employees ask for probe into Amanah Ikhtiar
They fear fund to help poor Bumiputera will be closed if alleged power abuse, bad management practices are allowed to continue.
Illegal loggers threaten Gunung Tebu forest reserve
Residents claim large swathes of jungle area being cleared.
Volunteer groups host careline for Covid orphans
Child Crisis Support Team also offers support for coronavirus widows and single mothers.
PAS hopes Malacca polls prove Malay-based parties need to unite
But analysts believe Islamist party hedging its bets as it is too weak to stand alone.
My defeat nothing to do with alleged bid to topple Hadi, says Khairuddin
Kuala Nerus MP accepts failure to retain PAS central committee seat as part and parcel of democratic process.
Khairuddin, Nik Abduh lose PAS central committee seats
Delegates show support for party leadership by rejecting pro-Umno candidates.
PAS disappointed BN contesting all Malacca seats
Tuan Ibrahim laments unsuccessful attempts at forging unity among Malay parties.
Why refuse partnership with Bersatu, Hadi asks Umno
PAS president says this is despite Umno’s lack of hesitancy to work with non-Muslim parties like MCA and MIC.
Hadi warns those trying to break up unity among Muslims
PAS leader says party must learn from experience in allying with Umno, Bersatu.
PAS not just passenger in Malaysian politics, says Hadi
Party president says it should play a key role in determining the government that will be formed after GE15.
PAS will not lose influence in Malacca using Perikatan logo, party leaders say
Roslan Shahir says people will still recognise party, while grassroots will get behind decision.
Take your dissatisfaction to PKR and not Amanah, Rafizi told
Bukit Bintang Amanah Youth chief Sheikh Khuzaifah Bawezeer questions PKR vice-president's intentions in making accusations.
The last days of Kuala Terengganu’s rickshaw riders
Hard work, low income deter younger generation from taking up job, they say.
