Diyana Ibrahim
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Govt will not censor media, says Wan Azizah
Pakatan will not silence the press even if it is critical of the leadership, says DPM.
Fresh grads, retrenched competing for too few high-skilled jobs
Economy not generating enough high-paying, high-skilled jobs, Bank Negara data shows.
PAS positive non-Malay support will return, says Nik Abduh
Former Youth chief cites Islamist party’s close ties with MIC in recent months.
EC slams ‘gangsterish’ Pakatan supporters in Rantau
Polls regulator mulling what action it could take on those harassing cops.
Till ‘kiamat’ do us part is Nik Abduh’s hope for PAS-Umno pact
However, Islamist party won't hesitate to back out if there's backstabbing, says Bachok MP.
I lied about audio clip to protect my integrity, says Nik Abduh
Bachok MP claims even MACC officers said he did the right thing lying about RM90 million Islamist party received from Umno.
Depositors stick with Tabung Haji despite low dividends
Account holders say they save with the fund for the haj, not profit.
Not up to sultan to decide next Johor MB, says Dr Mahathir
Comment appears to refute palace’s role in ouster of Osman Sapian.
Enough with blaming BN, Felda settlers seek substance in white paper
Government must tackle low commodity prices and settlers’ debts.
Tabung Haji dividend dives to 1.25% for 2018
Significant drop from the 4.5% for 2017 because of pilgrim fund's financial situation, says Mujahid.
Probe reveals Tabung Haji failed to declare RM10 billion losses
Pakatan MPs are shocked to learn the true extent of the haj fund's troubles at a special briefing in Parliament.
Cutting subsidy diverts from Tabung Haji’s original aim, say depositors
Muslims don’t contribute to the fund primarily to earn high dividends but to fulfil one of Islam’s main tenets, which is beyond the reach of many.
On RM10 a day, varsity students go hungry to save money
With one meal taking up half their daily budget, and textbooks to laptops to think of, it's no wonder many find free food programmes a lifesaver.
Guan Eng requests RM19.6 billion to cover BN’s 2018 budget
Current administration also has to bear off-balance sheet debt of more than RM4 billion.
Don’t forget how PAS used to treat Umno, warns Rafidah
It was so extreme that Islamic party members were buried separately from BN party's departed, ex-minister recalls.
