Diyana Ibrahim
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Bersatu could struggle in Malacca, warns party leader
Redzuan says party lacks grassroots support, must be realistic in its ambitions.
BN wants fine for SOP violation reduced
Ahmad Maslan says they did their best to follow the rules, but could not control what was happening outside event halls.
Lawmakers’ budget wish list underlines rural-urban gap
Continue stimulus, aid packages, avoid waste, MPs tell govt.
Umno to cooperate with PAS in Malacca elections
Ahmad Maslan says PAS using own logo in poll will avoid clashes.
Pakatan MPs receive special constituency allocation
Equal funding for all lawmakers follows signing of MOU between government and opposition parties.
Interstate travel alone won’t help Terengganu’s tourism recover
Sector still needs funding from federal government to bounce back quickly, local operators say.
Nothing wrong in suggesting cooperation with Perikatan for Malacca polls, says Shahidan
Umno lawmaker says decision still in the hands of the party.
No dominant party to form govt post-GE15, says Zahid
This is because voting patterns will be similar to what was seen in last polls, Umno chief says.
Analysts say Umno better off without Perikatan in GE15
Party can bank on strong grassroots support, loyalty of Malay voters, observers say.
No action against Kelantan Bersatu leader for racist remarks since he has resigned, says Hamzah
Party sec-gen says issue should not be prolonged as Borhanuddin has admitted his mistake.
I’m a victim without political funding act, says Ahmad Maslan
Umno sec-gen says he agreed to settle due to slow legal process.
Wee stands by cabotage policy, challenges Guan Eng to debate
Bagan MP accepts dare, asks transport minister to set time for discussion.
RM2.8 billion spent on vaccination programme as of August
RM2.6 billion used for procurement of vaccines, says science, technology and innovation minister.
Construction industry suffered RM42 billion losses due to epidemic
Challenges include rise in cost of building materials, wages and supply of foreign workers, says Works Minister Fadillah Yusof.
4,771 names checked against child sex offenders registry since April 2019, says ministry
Selangor has the highest number of individuals screened, at 1,299.
