Diyana Ibrahim
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Task force on missing activists to be released next week, says Muhyiddin
The team will have six months to investigate before submitting findings to cabinet, says home minister.
No extradition request from India for Zakir Naik, says Muhyiddin
Neither Home Ministry not Foreign Affairs Ministry have received the request from India.
Anwar claims writer tried to blackmail him for RM400,000
Yahaya Ismail threatened to distribute the books if the PKR president refused to pay.
Pakatan needs to revive its social media units, say party workers
Unlike Barisan Nasional, the new government is reluctant to use public money to fund its cyber campaigns, they say.
Yapeim extends Abibullah suspension over abuse of funds
Director-general remains out in the cold as Islamic charity sifts through financial records.
Parliamentary panel to grill Latheefa on credentials, impartiality
New MACC chief must explain how she intends to carry out her duties without political interference, given her zero law enforcement experience.
Members dismiss sex clips as ploy to bring PKR down
Suspecting Umno of orchestrating smear campaign against Mohamed Azmin Ali, they say such scandals unite rather than split party.
Azmin’s aide to lodge reports over gay sex clips
Hilman Idham says he will lodge police report tomorrow morning, followed by 'qazaf' report with Islamic authorities.
I don’t need govt mandate to head foundation, says FT minister
Khalid Abdul Samad adds that there are no political elements in the appointment of Yayasan Wilayah Persekutuan trustees.
Cabinet to decide fate of Taman Rimba Kiara this month
Decision should end years of friction between the state and stakeholders opposed to development of city green lung.
Appointments committee to meet over Latheefa but not certain what action it can take
Chairman William Leong says they were not informed of the appointment and only learnt of it from news reports.
Only 1 out of 5 babies rescued at hatches
Lack of sex education, stigma behind the low number of 220 newborns left with Orphan Care Foundation since its founding 10 years ago.
Progress at the cost of Terengganu’s heritage villages
Ever-increasing development will lead to state losing its identity, warns former Kuala Terengganu MP.
Terengganu will go bankrupt if it keeps relying on oil royalties, warns Pakatan
Opposition accuses east coast state of adopting ‘very risky’ approach to finances, given volatility of global crude prices.
Terengganu must account for how it spends oil royalty
State opposition fears funds will be diverted towards ‘lavish projects’ and won’t benefit the people.
