Diyana Ibrahim
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Rafidah hits out at Twitter-mad ministers
'Iron Lady' says unacceptable to use social media to announce national policies.
Ahead of trial, Kelantanese have mixed feelings about Najib
Some think he is tainted by the 1MDB scandal and that PAS should stay away from him, while others welcome the ex-PM.
Putrajaya hiding behind Secrets Act to muzzle CEP report, says civil society
Findings of Council of Eminent Persons can serve as guide on how not to repeat mistakes of past administration, they argue.
Felda white paper to be tabled in 2 weeks, Parliament told
Document to reveal details of financial scandal in govt agency, lay out Putrajaya's plan for settlers.
Khairy told off for ‘Taliban’ remark in Parliament
He retracts remarks after deputy speaker warns against provocations while session is running smoothly.
Council of Eminent Persons report will not be made public, says Hanipa
It will remain under Official Secrets Act as it contains confidential information, says deputy minister.
Putrajaya does not intend to keep fake news law, says Hanipa
Deputy minister told Dewan Rakyat the government will continue to push for a repeal.
Nurul Izzah quitting posts nothing new, says PKR veep
Zuraida Kamaruddin says party celebrates differences in opinion.
Civil service downsizing will only affect vacant positions, says deputy minister
It will only affect 6% of civil service jobs which are not yet filled, says Mohamed Farid Md Rafik.
Flying car project not in automotive policy, says Ong
Deputy international trade minister says there is no separate funding for development of such a vehicle.
Premature for Khalid to quote RM150 million for compensation, says Yeoh
Compensation sum for Taman Rimba Kiara project must be substantiated with receipts, says Segambut MP.
Seremban golf club committee must go too, say members
The consensus is that the people appointed by Aminuddin should 'follow their leader' when he leaves.
Members set to overturn alcohol ban at Seremban golf club
They say the decision goes against the club’s constitution.
Guan Eng says Kulim airport will spur investments
The finance minister says if private parties are willing to invest in the airport then it shows confidence in the economy.
