Diyana Ibrahim
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Sg Lui folk in the dark about Covid-19 tests, food
Villagers under lockdown say they have not been told much else besides to stay indoors.
Cats stranded as MCO keeps owners away
Pet hotel owners doing what they can to keep animals well fed despite difficulties.
Perikatan stops Dr Mahathir’s constituency funding
PM’s office withdraws RM1.5 million from Pakatan Harapan seats in line with govt ‘SOP’.
Bersatu sacks sec-gen Marzuki Yahya
Termination letter signed by Muhyiddin was delivered yesterday, the man confirms.
Bid to end child marriage in doubt
PAS, now in power, likely to be hostile to Pakatan’s reforms, say activists.
MACC should investigate Muhyiddin ministers, says Fahmi
PKR comms director wants investigators to look into members of cabinet who previously signed pledge to back Dr Mahathir.
It’s a bloated cabinet, says PKR’s Fahmi
There are 70 posts in Perikatan line-up compared to Pakatan's 56.
Activists march on Dataran Merdeka, demand opportunities for women
Speakers call for end to patriarchy, unjust laws, narrow-minded society.
Malay groups demand hudud, Malay A-G
Perikatan Nasional must reverse Pakatan Harapan’s policies, work to protect Islam.
Unfair to harp on Umno men on trial, says Hadi
'Other side' also had leaders facing criminal charges, which were later dropped, says PAS leader.
PAS evasive on no-confidence vote against Muhyiddin
President Abdul Hadi Awang says the matter is still an assumption as there is no indication that it will happen in Parliament.
PAS, Umno biggest bloc in Muhyiddin’s govt, says Takiyuddin
Bersatu president’s rise to be 8th PM is the best achievement PAS has reaped from cooperation with Umno.
Muhyiddin had 114 MPs behind him, says PAS sec-gen
Takiyuddin says wildcard GPS coalition puts weight behind former home minister.
Azmin’s bloc to back Muhyiddin as PM, says Bersatu man
They will vote for party president in Dewan Rakyat on Monday, reveals Redzuan Yusof.
Non-partisan govt has pros and cons, say analysts
Such an arrangement could erase the opposition, leaving the leaders free of all checks and balances.
