Diyana Ibrahim
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Tawau village protest forces authorities to lift EMCO early
Residents quarantined for one month vent frustration after govt planned to lock down area for two more weeks.
EMCO protesters tell of income loss, lack of govt aid
Decision to prolong lockdown did not take into account Tawau villagers' difficulties, they say.
Bersatu needs a coalition to take on big guns, say grassroots leaders
Muhyiddin still key to current political power with no clear succession plan in place, experts add.
Umno can win Besut without Muafakat, say grassroots leaders
They are also convinced of victory in Kota Putera, which PAS clinched in the last polls.
Umno factions tussling for power in fight over party polls, says analyst
Two groups bicker while the grassroots just wants a decision fast.
Muafakat just a political gimmick for PAS, says Ahmad Said
Former Terengganu MB says too much bad blood killed alliance off from the start.
Hold Umno polls after GE15, says Terengganu party chief
Ahmad Said says this will avoid giving any advantage to Bersatu to disrupt party unity in run-up to national election.
Terengganu’s traditional boatmen struggle to stay afloat amid sea change
With business foundering, they pin their hopes on state government.
Leaked audio a ploy to divide Umno, say party leaders
They want Zahid to take a 'sumpah laknat' if he is innocent.
Local ingenuity provides tourism boost for Kalang Warisan
Villagers use lockdown to revitalise Sungai Terengganu riverside for business, pleasure cruises.
Muafakat and Perikatan must unite or lose to Pakatan, says PAS grassroots
Young members of Islamist party hope to see partnership continue.
We can quit Perikatan as soon as emergency ends, says Zahid
The Umno president says this was decided unanimously by party delegates at the General Assembly today.
Umno adopts resolution to end ties with Bersatu in GE15
The party, however, will maintain the Perikatan government until Parliament is dissolved.
Umno has mandate to withdraw from Perikatan ‘any time’, says Zahid
He says the party will quit the government if there are no indications that elections will be called soon.
Umno must leave govt after emergency ends, says Mohamad
The party No. 2 says Umno must not play second fiddle to anyone.
