Diyana Ibrahim
Diyana is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter
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Prolonged MCO hitting Terengganu fishermen hard
Lockdowns leave them without buyers, leading to oversupply and low prices.
Takiyuddin no traitor, need not resign, say PAS grassroots
The opposition is blamed for playing up issue on social media.
Malaysia cautious, not slow, in procuring vaccines, says Khairy
Order made after seeing efficacy, safety of Covid shots, minister says.
4 Covid-19 cases detected in Parliament, says speaker
Azhar Azizan Harun explains why sitting cannot go on beyond 5.30pm.
What took us so long to procure vaccines, asks PKR MP
Saifuddin Nasution says government waited too long for approval from National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency.
Speaker must reveal names of anti-vaccine MPs, says Akmal
PKR man says lawmakers must live up to their responsibilities.
Emergency ‘wrong medicine’ for rakyat, says Saifuddin
MP says no evidence to support ruling by decree necessary to combat Covid-19.
Opposition slams Adham over police probe into doctors on strike
Saifuddin demands answers after medics denied access to legal representation during 4-hour interrogation.
Almost 4 in 10 Malaysians have had one vaccine dose, says Khairy
Science minister says 25% of adults vaccinated against Covid-19.
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MPs demand Takiyuddin face select committee for misleading Parliament
Opposition also wants speaker to allow debate on the case.
Malaysia on its way to being a failed state, analysts say
They say the government is not a successful one simply because it could not achieve objectives it had set.
Debt waiver won’t turn into votes, Felda settlers tell Perikatan
While thankful, they say settlements are still Umno strongholds, and that offer has hidden agenda.
Malaysians take up #PuisiDarurat challenge to protest in poetry
Poems express rage, sadness, disappointment of the rakyat over the government's Covid response.
Year-end recovery projection won’t help Terengganu, tourism players say
Monsoon season set to strike then, they say.
Online flash donation drive raises RM100,000 for people affected by pandemic
Organisers proud of solidarity, unity of ordinary Malaysians.
