Diyana Ibrahim
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Muftis' silence allowed Memali tragedy to happen, says Dr Mahathir
Bersatu chairman says muftis did not speak up against Abdul Hadi Awang’s declaration that BN is an infidel government.
Dr Mahathir's apology an honourable act, says Muhyiddin
Bersatu president says former PM humble enough to accept that he has made mistakes.
Dr Mahathir for interim PM because he can resolve Malaysia's problems, says Mukhriz
Bersatu chairman is the most qualified person for the job, says party deputy president.
Najib thinks Malays are stupid and easily fooled, says Dr Mahathir
Najib thinks Malays are unable to grasp the enormity of theft amounting to billions of ringgit, says Bersatu chairman.
New electoral boundaries will not save Barisan Nasional, says Muhyiddin
Ruling coalition is in panic mode as it knows that it has lost the support of many voters, says Bersatu president.
Bersatu wants Dr Mahathir to play vital role in Pakatan govt
Bersatu president states the party’s undivided support for Dr Mahathir as chairman of Bersatu and of Pakatan Harapan.
GE14 can be held before redelineation completed, says EC chairman
He says the final decision rests with the prime minister, who can dissolve Parliament at any time.
Sign up now or risk losing chance to vote in GE14
Election watchdog Watan expresses concern that 2.5 million youths still haven’t registered as voters in Q3.
Take a leaf out of Changi’s book, say KLIA passengers
Latest aerotrain breakdown during peak travel time an embarrassment and MAHB should find a permanent solution to 20-year-old trains.
Aerotrain breakdowns just tip of KLIA’s problems
Skytrax rankings dip from No. 8 in 2012 to 34 this year with international passengers complaining of unfriendly immigration staff and dirty toilets.
Pakatan faces Umno rival in courtship of Felda women
It is hoped that Feldanita and inflation will sway the women settlers but conversations in Johor and Selangor show this may be a tall order.
Groups want special laws to deal with parents of juveniles
Calls for special law comes following Cikgu Azizan case in Nilai.
Deputy minister admits lack of information on visa system for umrah pilgrims
Mas Ermieyati Samsudin says she was not told that a non-Muslim will be involved in managing the system.
Felda women an untapped force for change
Their support for current administration in BN, Umno strongholds appears to be waning.
Ignorance, loan ‘culture’ leading to young bankrupts
The government needs to educate the people, especially civil servants, on the issue of bankruptcy, say those saddled with debts.
