Diyana Ibrahim
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'Green volunteers' the unsung heroes of Sea Games
They ensured public disposed of recyclable items properly, educated visitors on importance of practice.
Crowd turns rowdy over lack of open ticket counters at Shah Alam Stadium
Frustrated football fans kick down barricades after waiting since 3am to buy tickets for tomorrow’s Sea Games final.
No decision on Memali RCI yet, says Najib
The prime minister says various factors have to be taken into account first but the government will decide in due time.
PAS not afraid of Memali RCI, says Nasrudin
Party has faced everything and is not afraid of role of Abdul Hadi Awang in the 1985 tragedy.
Kubang Pasu loves Dr Mahathir but loves Umno more
Umno grassroots in the former prime minister’s old constituency ‘still respect Tun Mahathir as a friend and former leader’, but…
Malaysia does not need to be saved, says Shahrir in Dr Mahathir’s former bastion
Opposition’s claims on country’s development are old recycled issues, says former Umno minister.
Selangor Umno unfazed by forum fracas
Grassroot leaders say it barely affected party efforts to retake the nation’s richest state at the 14th general election.
Probe before blaming crowd violence on Bersatu, DAP Youth tells IGP
Khalid too quick to blame the organiser for lapse in security, which is also the responsibility of police, says Dapsy chief.
Bersatu planned forum chaos, says Umno’s Jamal Yunos
Red shirts’ leader claims he has proof incident at Nothing to Hide 2.0 forum planned by opposition to discredit Umno.
Shoes, chairs and flares – Dr Mahathir calm in the eye of the storm
Eyewitnesses say the former prime minister was not bothered by the commotion and even smiled.
Flares, shoes thrown at Dr Mahathir in forum
Troublemakers have ignited two flares, threw chairs and flung shoes on the stage where Dr Mahathir was speaking.
Azmin denies not assisting students in Selangor
The state government is providing scholarship programmes for students in six universities and it also ensures that the fees charged are reasonable.
Permata, not me, genuinely needs funds, says Rosmah
The prime minister’s wife says Permata needs more funds to extend its reach beyond the Klang Valley.
Malaysians leave motherland for sake of children, family
Australia and the UK are the top migration destinations among Malaysians, who cite quality of life as the top reason for leaving the country.
