Diyana Ibrahim
Diyana is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter
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Dismay over last-minute school reopening decision
Flip-flop measures making it difficult for parents, teachers to prepare children.
Umno can’t win GE15 without Bersatu and PAS, says group
Candidates’ integrity in question, say respondents of study.
Malay parties to benefit but doubts remain on Undi18 rollout
Activists, analysts question sincerity of govt to allow 8 million more votes in GE15.
FixApa creates sense of ‘normalcy’ for gig workers
Platform guides freelancers, brings some consistent income.
Surau community garden in Shah Alam a hit with residents
Residents say the vegetables stay fresh in the fridge even after two weeks.
Stopping school adds more pressure to SPM pupils, say parents
They say the children badly need the in-person lessons with teachers.
Radzi must explain flip-flops on school closures, says Maszlee
Former education minister says successor needs to lead from the front, not delegate duties to officials.
Education group wants Mara SPM students Covid-19 tested
Muafakat denies allegations about Bentong college, says organisation always available to assist.
Maszlee outreach programme to put dropouts back in school
Tutors will teach pupils who have fallen behind to read, write and count.
Terrified matric students demand answers over quarantine
Govt accused of unnecessarily endangering lives as youngsters scramble for food, endure poor internet.
Emergency does not automatically mean suspension of Parliament, says Jomo
Historically, he says this has only happened during the May 13 racial riots in 1969.
Keep ‘essence’ of Vision 2020 in SPV 2030, economists say
Jomo believes Dr Mahathir's development plan remains relevant and should be pursued.
Where are the 150,000 student laptops, asks NUTP
Union fires opening salvo at government after hardware promised in budget fails to materialise.
PAS wants to cooperate with PN and MN to unite Malays, says Hadi
Malay party unity a must to prevent domination by non-Muslims, says the PAS president.
Time’s up for Zahid, say Umno youth leaders
Certain quarters in the wing want feeble party president to step down immediately.
