Diyana Ibrahim
Diyana is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter
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PAS-led Terengganu set to ‘kill’ arts, culture with new rules
Tourism players accuse state of incompetence when it comes to marketing east coast state.
Muafakat nasional failure in Terengganu, claims state Pakatan
Past a sticking point between 2 former rivals in east coast state.
Terengganu PKR to track PAS spending on RM1.2 billion
Report to allow voters to assess if state transparent about utilising petroleum royalty.
PAS support for Dr Mahathir driven by oil royalties
Islamist party just looking for ways to ensure billions continue going to Kelantan, Terengganu, claims state PKR chief.
Orang Asli step up fight to save dying Tasik Chini
Tribes who call lake their home want to sue Pahang govt over years-long ‘theft’ of ancestral land.
No such thing as Pakatan Nasional, says PAS
Party secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan says PAS and BN are already in Muafakat Nasional.
PAS to move motion of support for Dr Mahathir in Parliament
The Islamist party says this is to resolve uncertainties surrounding the transition of power.
Online petition latest weapon in campaign against Anwar
PKR leaders close to president dismiss ‘gimmick’ to discredit prime minister-in-waiting.
Putra Mosque reopens to non-Muslim visitors
Closure was temporary as officials were not ready for large number of visitors, says official.
Singer Ika tests negative for Wuhan virus
22-year-old quarantined in Sungai Buloh Hospital after returning from Haikou, China, last Saturday.
Saifuddin to sue Zuraida for defamation
PKR sec-gen taking legal action against veep over December 8 speech.
Grassroots want Tok Pa to lead Pakatan charge in Kelantan
Former Umno man has experience, ability to break PAS’ hold on state.
Pro-Azmin faction wants RoS to look into unruly PKR Youth congress
Group of 19 party youth leaders led by Azmin's aide want congress to be reconvened.
DAP’s newest icon on ‘mission impossible’ to win over Malay vote
Zaid Ibrahim needs to fight Kelantan folk’s strong sentiments against outsiders, say analysts.
Pakatan ‘lacks direction, funds in Kelantan’
Grassroots leaders complain they need to dip into own pockets for programmes, can’t match BN funding ‘style’.
