Diyana Ibrahim
Diyana is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter
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Indian-Muslim restaurant operators deny funding Zakir Naik
The 'Mamak Malaysian Restaurant Association' cited in viral social media post doesn't even exist, they say.
Dr Mahathir rewarded DAP with top jobs for helping form Bersatu, says Najib
That's why Malays are overlooked, says former PM
80,000 dengue cases nearly double 2018 numbers
A deadlier strain of the mosquito-borne disease is reason for the sharp hike in reported cases.
Selangor speaker denies blocking conversion bill
Ng Suee Lim says postponement of state assembly sitting in accordance with House rules.
Selangor Pakatan denies move to oust MB, state speaker
Such speculations are brought about by political enemies to destroy party’s unity, say Selangor PH state leaders.
Putrajaya projected to lose RM6 billion in taxes to smokes and vape smuggling
An industry player urges the government to impose a moratorium on taxes imposed on tobacco products.
A-G to handle Temiar’s demand for removal of ‘Islam’ from MyKad
Orang Asli department, National Registration Department usually handle documentation and have asked Tommy Thomas to look into mistake.
Gerik police detain Romanian journalist at Orang Asli blockade
She is at police station only to record her statement, says cop.
No need to export Lynas waste if treated here, says Dr Mahathir
The firm is told to present plans for waste handling, a change in its licence renewal requirement.
PM denies proposed highway takeover on hold
He also refutes news that the plan was initiated without cabinet approval.
Unless someone points a gun at me, I won’t stay a full term, says PM
Dr Mahathir Mohamad says he will keep his promise to step down and hand over power.
Indira finally gets time with cops
Former kindergarten’s decade-long bid to recover youngest child from ex-hubby gets a boost after IGP expresses interest in case.
3 Temiar Orang Asli released without charge
Trio remanded on Tuesday for obstructing police while tearing down blockade.
Temiar vow to fight as long as logging continues
Don't think arrests will stop us from defending our land, says spokesman for Perak tribe.
3 Temiar Orang Asli remanded for 2 days
The court allowed for 2-day remand even though police requested for 4 days.
