Diyana Ibrahim
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Civil society demands transparency as emergency rule kicks in
Fears of lack of accountability following Parliament’s suspension on Tuesday.
Up to parents to send kids to private kindergartens in MCO areas, says minister
Premises allowed to operate during lockdown, Radzi Jidin says.
Music fraternity still divided over royalty system
Many bodies set up to collect royalties but fail to pay artistes, composers, lyricsts.
Umno grassroots dismiss Bersatu’s ‘grand coalition’ idea
Smallest, weakest party in Perikatan Nasional trying to ensure survival ahead of GE15, fight over seats.
Opposition must reunite, youth leaders urge ‘elders’
Failure to defeat Budget 2021 shows how Perikatan Nasional can exploit weakness.
Teen juggles work, studies to afford internet for online lessons
Vocational pupil struggles to cope as online learning tedious, not conducive.
Teacher serves up lessons at the mamak
Kolej Vokasional Kajang's Fairuz Mohd Arif goes the extra mile for pupils lacking internet access, devices.
Where’s the old Azmin, ask angry Gombak voters
‘Power hungry’ 3-term MP no longer visits constituents to see situation on the ground.
Amanah gives Anwar 7 days to oust Muhyiddin, say sources
Opposition party reaches political crossroads after budget vote debacle left MPs red-faced.
Groups urge govt to continue meal programme for needy pupils
Those requiring additional food assistance expected to increase as pandemic drags on.
Cutting Jasa funds among concessions announced before budget vote
It is unclear how much will be slashed.
Budget 2021 passes policy stage in Dewan Rakyat
Lower house approves spending bill by voice vote, committee stage scrutiny begins Monday.
Automatic loan moratorium for B40, small businesses
Application process is simplified for M40 group.
Govt opens EPF withdrawal scheme to all, raises limit to RM10,000
Putrajaya hears people's concerns, says Tengku Zafrul in Parliament.
Perikatan committed to amend RUU 355, says deputy minister
Ahmad Marzuk Shaary says Jakim will study the amendments and discuss with state authorities first.
