18 months later, unpopular dual-language programme is in demand
Parents initially resistant to the idea of ‘another PPSMI’ are now asking for more classes to accommodate their children.
Richer Health Ministry struggles to provide sufficient drugs supply
Hospitals reduced to rationing patients’ drugs despite extra RM2 billion from federal government.
Drug shortage ails patients in govt hospitals
Patients complain of having to visit the hospital more frequently for their drugs as government hospitals run low on supply.
Working with the man known as 'mahafiraun'
These days, Dr Mahathir is more democrat than autocrat, say Pakatan Harapan leaders.
Why Malaysians aren't benefiting from country’s high growth
Reality not as rosy as the numbers would have us believe, says economist
PAS to unveil second opposition bloc in September
Gagasan Sejahtera Rakyat will join the fray as the third political bloc in the 14th general election.
Post-divorce PAS takes low-key approach to GE14
Grassroots are quietly rebuilding the party machinery after the party lost some of its most influential members to Amanah.
As BN holds fast to race card, youth supporters demand end to racial politics
Politicians told to work on crafting unified national identity instead of dividing the people with racial rhetoric.
Infighting in Selangor gives Umno hope of recapturing state
We are tired of being the opposition and are now united, say Umno warlords.
Allegations of abuse of power, personal enrichment in Desa Lestari programme
The AG’s Report says RM10 million was either wasted or improperly paid out in the programme meant to increase rural folks’ income.
Zahid takes dig at Dr Mahathir's Indian parentage
Former Umno president accused of chucking the party aside after sucking it dry.
God gifting BN chance to take back Selangor, says Zahid
In the past, we were busy fighting ourselves and this weakened us, the acting Umno deputy president tells Kuala Langat division members.
3-way fights? Bring them on, says Muhyiddin
Pakatan Harapan to set up war room to face 14th general election, signalling its intention to defuse ‘spoiler’ PAS.
Fears of dirty GE14 with low sign-up rate, ‘tainted’ electoral roll
Rejection of new voters, failure to provide copies of electoral roll and low registration raise questions about the Election Commission’s independence.
PKR finds 4,000 phantom voters in Wangsa Maju
Checks reveal seven people living in a two-room flat and car lot used as address to register new voters.
