Diyana Ibrahim
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Hisham not aware of Da Ma Cai-sponsored police trips during BN era
Former minister says sponsorship by number-forecasting company shouldn't be allowed.
PAS-Umno ties better than in Cameron Highlands polls, says Hishammuddin
The former Umno vice-president says this after PAS announced that it will support BN on a smaller scale.
PSM greenhorn is Semenyih’s best bet, says ex-candidate
S. Arutchelvan says young activist Nik Aziz Afiq Abdul will serve as the people's voice.
Not all local candidates created equal, says Muhyiddin
Pakatan's Muhammad Aiman Zainali has the edge over the others because he represents the ruling coalition, says the home minister.
Judge Hamid can request witness protection, says Muhyiddin
Home minister says he doesn't think such protection needed at this stage, but if request is put in, ministry will assess it.
Islam forbids lying but lies to protect party acceptable, say PAS grassroots
Many choose to forgive Nik Mohamed Abduh Nik Abdul Aziz and move on.
EC appointments a fresh start for electoral reform, say activists
Expectations are high for the new commissioners, which, for the first time, includes academics and an activist.
1MDB trials ahead but in Pekan, it’s Najib now and forever
Pahang royal town folk refuse to believe former PM and their MP could steal from state investment fund.
Issue not of qualifications but integrity, academics say of Marzuki
Certificates not as necessary as honesty and reputation, they say.
Infighting might force Bersatu to pick outsider for Semenyih
Smarter choice is local candidate though, says Hulu Langat Bersatu deputy chief.
Bring back hotline for children, group urges govt
Worrying that minors can’t call to seek counselling and report abuse, says Childline Malaysia.
Fate of 1Malaysia clinics in limbo pending briefing
Not all of them are providing services and some don’t even have doctors, says health minister.
Red Shirts leader Jamal Yunos brags about ability to evade police
Umno Youth should vote in someone like me, says fugitive politician.
Pro-BN chancellors can go, says Maszlee
Move in line with Pakatan Harapan policy of employing the most qualified person for a post.
