Khairy raps Umno Youth for vulgarising Kluang MP’s name
Former wing chief urges party colleagues to be rational, mature when criticising Pakatan politicians.
Johor to embark on landmark public transport project in Sept
Project developer to launch early phase of 51km Iskandar Malaysia bus rapid transit system aimed at reducing congestion, boosting commerce.
States obstacle to fighting water pollution
Plan to create federal agency to oversee rivers likely to hit brick wall as states reluctant to cede power.
Soft skills still important in IR 4.0 era, say top firms
Tech not replacing need for human involvement, but broadening their roles, they tell students.
Chemicals turning fish ‘gay’ new threat to water safety
Endocrine disrupters present in local drinking water and food supply, says expert.
Call to set up federal agency to solve water pollution crises
17 agencies at cross-purposes overseeing all aspects of river management.
Pakatan to decide on controversial govt policies my idea, says Klang MP
Charles Santiago leaves it to component parties to weigh in on his proposal.
Khat exposes trust deficit towards DAP, Pakatan
Chinese voters feel betrayed over failure to increase matriculation seats, recognition of UEC and now teaching of Arabic calligraphy to vernacular pupils.
Zakir praises Dr Mahathir for thumbing nose at West
Indian-born preacher accuses US, UK of sparking wars and conflict in the Middle East.
Non-Muslims’ take on PAS’ spotty record in Kelantan
Islamist party is one step closer to Putrajaya following tie up with Umno and many non-Muslims fear what it would do once in federal power.
As critics urge Zakir Naik to leave, Kelantan folk want him to stay
The audience at the controversial Muslim preacher's talk fail to see what all the fuss is about.
Even non-Muslims love me, says Zakir Naik
Controversial preacher, who is in Kelantan at the invitation of PAS leaders, vows to continue missionary work.
Zakir ‘thanks’ Modi after 3 failed attempts to extradite him
Interpol refuses to issue red notice against Indian-born preacher accused of terrorism, hate-mongering and money-laundering.
The 6 pages of Jawi that could sink Pakatan in GE15
Move to teach khat infuriates non-Muslims but coalition can’t afford to U-turn on policy which will alienate Malays – another group of voters it needs to attract at next elections.
Why khat, Jawi touching a raw nerve
Defenders say teaching Islamic calligraphy nothing more than exposing children to a beautiful art form while critics see nefarious agenda behind the move.
