Diyana Ibrahim
Diyana is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter
E-mail: [email protected]
‘No’ to Sabah, Sarawak folk voting in the peninsula
Election Commission says it has to treat all voters equally and the law cannot be amended to favour one group over another.
Why ask now about fire safety, says tahfiz school principal
Parents should have asked about the safety of the building when they enrolled their children, he says.
Tahfiz school principal to meet parents on Sunday
The principal says the school had not been able to meet parents due to time constraints.
Back off, Azmin tells Najib in eye of Selangor’s political storm
Menteri besar appears unfazed by alleged coup to topple opposition-led state government.
School blaze reveals changing face of KL suburb
Kg Datuk Keramat is a community of lowly paid workers, who come from all over the country and beyond but are strangers to each other.
Keramat residents to wake up to long-ignored problem
Before the tahfiz school fire, residents say the kids who hung out at the lake kept to themselves and didn’t cause trouble.
RM6 billion to build, maintain PPR in Budget 2018
Government is also heavily subsidising price of PPR units, says PM.
Selangor PKR reps deny defection plot
Assemblymen say it is a rumour and slander aimed at saving PM’s face, assure that state government is intact.
Putrajaya panel to probe fire, draw up rules for tahfiz schools
Immediate govt effort a lesson from tragedies involving religious schools, says DPM.
If my son dies, he's a martyr, says mum
First 12 victims of tahfiz school fire brought to the mortuary at 10.30am.
Pakatan seeks meeting with Zahid for update on registration
Coalition wishes to know if the Registry of Societies has issues with its constitution and logo that are stalling the registration process.
Pakatan appoints 2 new veeps
Appointments of PKR’s Christina Liew and DAP’s M. Kulasegaran to ensure all races are represented, says Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Pakatan pledge to scrap GST will fool nobody, says Umno
Opposition’s election manifesto no threat to Barisan Nasional, which has ‘largest Malay majority party in the country with a good track record’, says Annuar Musa.
Two-thirds Parliament majority needed to solve unilateral conversion, says Najib
The prime minister says this is because the Federal Constitution needs to be amended.
Putrajaya will be in trouble without GST, says Najib
The prime minister says if RM42 billion is to be taken out immediately the government will be in a standstill.
