Diyana Ibrahim
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Nurul Izzah is revamp committee head of key training programme
Appointment announced by education minister today.
Kemas staff must quit politics if they want to stay, says minister
Around 600 Kemas staff are currently playing active roles in Umno.
Muhyiddin takes responsibility for Jamal's escape
We’re investigating how the Umno leader managed to give law enforcers the slip, says the home minister.
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Apandi will be investigated if there are reports against him, says Muhyiddin
His being the former attorney-general will not protect him from facing the law, says home minister.
Perlis BN drags MB crisis to court
A suit has been filed challenging Azlan Man’s legitimacy in the top post.
Perlis BN reps seek audience with ruler on menteri besar
State BN secretary Zahidi Zainul Abidin says the party wants to explain its reasons for rejecting Azlan Man as menteri besar.
I don't need to apologise to Raja of Perlis, says Shahidan
State BN chairman says reps who skipped MB’s swearing-in can say sorry, but he won’t.
Exco tells BN rep to ‘go to hell’ over stadium saga
Red Giants remain homeless as Stadium Shah Alam remains off-limits.
Metalhead likely to be PKR's candidate in Negri state seat
Drummer Mustafa Kamal Abdul Rahman wants to rid public perception that rebels can’t be ‘part of the system’.
Keep belittling Dr Mahathir and lose Kedah, warn Umno vets
BN lost the rice bowl state in the 2008 elections because of internal sabotage and history will repeat itself if the party continues attacking its former leader.
Even if Pakatan wins, Zunar vows to keep bashing govt
Ketawa Pink-Pink, a ‘gentler’ poke at politics, is latest offering from cartoonist who faces multiple sedition charges.
Isa doesn't deny signing PA letter on Felda land transfer
Deputy minister can’t have said something untrue, says former Felda chairman following Razali Ibrahim’s statement in Parliament.
Stop bickering and end water woes for good, Selangor folk tell state, federal govts
Petaling Gardens residents, though unaffected by recent water cut, have had to deal with low pressure, dirty water for over 3 years.
Woman activist, friends harassed near Dang Wangi police HQ
Gang of men yell ‘women have no rights’, destroy placard belonging to group returning from women’s rights march.
Hundreds march for women's rights in KL
Participants march 1km in conjunction with International Women’s Day, call for rejection of patriarchy.
