Diyana Ibrahim
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Traders upset with Shah Alam council for tearing down stalls
Dismay as business owners allege officers ignored 24-hour notice period.
Umno gave Yayasan Tabung Haji RM8 million, says Azeez
Former fund chairman denies his acceptance of money amounts to power abuse and misappropriation.
Mujahid says change of govt ended plan to table Tabung Haji report
Former religious affairs minister says audit complete, PN government able to present to Parliament.
My resignation forced by Bersatu’s betrayal, says Dr Mahathir
How could I stay on as PM if my party is not in govt, leader argues in Parliament.
RM1,000 fine for not wearing masks hard on the poor, MPs say
78 lawmakers sign petition urging Putrajaya to lower amount to RM250 for first offence.
Government sets RM1 price for face masks
Domestic trade minister says new price comes into effect on Saturday.
Govt will boost Bumis’ status without hurting other races, PM says
Muhyiddin Yassin says community’s socioeconomic standing needs to be improved.
I’m not biased, says speaker Azhar
He maintains he is merely carrying out his duties as presiding officer.
Bill to double bankruptcy threshold tabled for first reading
Amendment to Insolvency Act won’t result in additional financial implications for govt.
Snap election may cost RM1.2 billion, says minister
It is more than the RM750 million estimated in February as it includes implementation of Covid-19 SOP.
Fiscal deficit to double for 2020
The government says it will embark on fiscal consolidation as part of medium- and long-term economic recovery plans in response.
Targeted moratorium helps borrowers avoid legal action, says deputy minister
Abdul Rahim Bakri says banks have necessary buffers in place to support move.
5 parties eye Bandar Tun Razak
Former BN seat now held by PKR defector set to be battleground in next elections.
Nazri Aziz wants IPCMC bill scrapped
Proposed law holdover from Pakatan govt, not on Perikatan agenda, he says.
Malay supremacy has enslaved no one, says PAS MP
Ahmad Fadhli Shaari says non-Malays in Malaysia have always enjoyed voting, property ownership rights.
