Drop plan to reserve top civil service posts for first-class grads, says Pakatan group
It discriminates against other graduates, says Mahasiswa Pakatan Harapan.
Kelantan Forestry Dept keeping an eye on Gua Musang blockades
They have the right to set up blockades but they can’t stop civil servants from doing their jobs, says dept director.
Moratorium not the answer to ending maid abuse cases, say agents
They want a better system in place to ensure foreign maids’ welfare.
I did not insult any religion or race in music video, says Namewee
Rapper releases explanation of his controversial Chinese New Year clip, Like a Dog, that was shot near prime minister’s office.
Social media users scoff at ministry’s Chinese New Year ad cock-up
‘Barking’ rooster ad a sign of rising Islamic conservatism in multicultural Malaysia, say critics.
PKR grassroots leader bides his time for national fame
Anwar Ibrahim protege says Pakatan Harapan ready for three-cornered fights in Selangor and is eyeing the Seri Setia state seat.
San Peng flats shed drugs, crime image
One of Malaysia’s oldest public housing estates is tackling the scourge of drug addiction with increased police presence and a methadone clinic.
Noh claims slander over cash-for-vote charges
Those maligning his name do not understand what the government has done for the people, says minister.
Wrong to say Malaysia’s rehab of militants flawed, says deputy minister
Government measures its success by the actual number of terrorist-related incidents in Malaysia
Putrajaya must react carefully to EU palm oil move
Europe is the second largest export market for Malaysia’s palm oil, overtaking China in 2017.
Table National Harmony Act in Parliament, urges coalition
Gabungan Bertindak Malaysia says political parties must show commitment to national unity by including it in polls manifesto.
1MDB’s RM42 billion debt not a loss, unlike Bank Negara’s forex losses, says Najib
Prime minister takes a swipe at opposition leader and chief critic Dr Mahathir Mohamad over RM31 billion losses incurred in the 1990s.
Amanah Youth leader looks at the big picture… BN defeat
Former student activist Shazni Munir Mohd Ithnin wants to criticise both sides of the political divide and lead from the bottom.
PAS will oppose attempts to bring back Clause 88a
PAS information chief Nasrudin Hassan said reintroducing the clause would add further tension and cause outrage among Muslims.
Federal Court ruling a victory for Islam and all Malaysians, says Nazri
Tourism minister, who was de facto law minister, expresses happiness for Indira Gandhi now that 9-year legal tussle is over.