Diyana Ibrahim
Diyana is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter
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Stop branding me liberal if you want progress, Zaid tells Malays
DAP’s new state chief assumes uphill task of changing Kelantan folk’s mindset.
No place for Pakatan in PAS country
‘Parochial’ locals willing to suffer than see Islam sidelined by DAP.
Zaid’s mission… Getting Kelantanese to accept DAP, Pakatan
Former BN minister faces monumental task in east coast state ruled by PAS, once part of Pakatan Rakyat now turned enemy.
Flu vaccine demand outstrips supply at private hospitals
Greater awareness, public policy lead to some hospitals running out of stock and only able to offer shots at month’s end.
2 years to see Pakatan’s results realistic, analysts say
Pact’s direction is clear, but public simply being impatient.
Nothing religious about Ponggal, says Hindu Sangam after Jakim directive
Group says no one will be converted to Hinduism by celebrating the event.
EMGS chairman claims trial to 3 CBT charges
Abdul Rahman Mohamed allegedly misused Yayasan Pengurusan Ilmu funds in 2018 and last year.
Health Ministry says no issue with smoking zone proposal
Proposal by the Housing and Local Govt Ministry is reasonable, says Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
Influenza A vaccine for high-risk patients only, says Dzulkefly
Health minister says it is not the ministry’s policy to administer it to the public at present.
Get local council approval for smoking areas, says minister
Eatery operators should bear the costs of having such areas.
Prasarana CEO suspended over mounting complaints
Public angry over delays, breakdown of LRT services, say sources.
Olympic bikes’ hefty price tag ‘to keep competitors away’
Source denies accuracy of BikeRadar report on Malaysian cycling team’s equipment in Tokyo games.
Workload reduced but teachers forced to ‘chip in’ for extras
Budget cuts hit extracurricular activities with parents holding fund-raisers.
No change in Dong Jiao Zong’s stand on Jawi, says sec-gen
Goverment should listen to voices on the ground, says education group.
Dong Jiao Zong wants dialogue with Maszlee, Pakatan
Education group heeds court order, willing to come to negotiating table to resolve Jawi issue.
