Diyana Ibrahim
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PAS to defend all 6 seats in Terengganu
MB’s declaration means Bersatu, Umno can only vie for 2 other parliamentary seats in east coast state.
Prove first you can win votes, Sabah Umno tells Bersatu
Umno, BN still have upper hand because of deep network at grassroots level, as talks over seat distribution heat up.
Bung defends heckling Dr Mahathir as ‘debating style’
I am what I am, says Kinabatangan MP, used to triggering shouting matches in Dewan Rakyat, on Monday’s debate to remove speaker
Bung acting like Umno still ‘Abang Long’ in Sabah
Bersatu grassroots upset over Kinabatangan MP’s remark that party will contest all parliamentary seats in GE15.
Migrant rights group wants more compassion from Putrajaya
Tenaganita says authorities evicting Rohingya from homes, punishing landlords housing undocumented migrants.
Khairuddin on a mission to reconcile Dr Mahathir, Muhyiddin
Both leaders are sincere about doing what is best for the country, says ex-Amanah man.
Deputy minister says RM100,000 for PAS preschools well deserved
Funding from Jakim does not violate any law, says Ahmad Marzuk Shaary.
Education Ministry overlooks plight of special needs children, say parents
Govt fails to provide health and safety guidelines for schools for such pupils.
Boarding school pupils will go back to school in stages, says minister
Shift will take up to 42 days and is expected to be completed by end of July.
Perak suspends logging on Temiar land
Forestry Dept issues order following meeting, Orang Asli protest against loggers’ return last week.
After rejecting MISC post, Umno’s Noh Omar tipped as PUNB chairman
Current chair Hazimah Zainuddin announced her departure, replacement to the company last Friday.
PAS lying about ending Kelantan water woes, says Amanah
Youth wing says deadline extended by 10 years.
Najib calls for snap polls to resolve political impasse
Too-slim majority renders Perikatan government ineffective, says ex-PM.
Loggers return to plunder Orang Asli land under Perikatan
Kampung folk in northeast Perak re-erect bamboo, wooden blockades across mud road.
Pasar malam traders eager to restart after ‘dry’ months
Some doing business illegally amid MCO as they need income.
