Looi Sue-Chern
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Najib’s son chastised again, this time for trip to World Cup final
Social media users are asking if the Najib clan really needed donations.
Altantuya suit to see if criminal evidence allowed in civil case
Lawyers for Altantuya's family have filed an application at the Shah Alam High Court to decided on the matter.
No alternative funding model for PTMP, Penang says
The funding model is still the Penang South Reclamation – the massive plan to reclaim three islands off the southern coast of the island.
Penang proposes hill tunnel for Pan Island Link project
The tunnel will cut through Penang Hill and the hills of Paya Terubong and Sg Ara.
Use price-checking app, minister tells public
Saifuddin Nasution Ismail says the app was launched by the ministry last year but did not see widespread use.
Don't spin goods prices issue, minister tells Najib
Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail says most of the complaints were caused by unethical businesses.
Bersatu gets 1,000 membership applications daily, says leader
Increased interest in Bersatu comes as many Umno members leave their party, says Marzuki Yahya.
Penang Bersatu chief up for senatorship
Marzuki Yahya says he has been unofficially informed of his nomination to the Dewan Negara.
UEC, a manifesto dilemma for Pakatan
Malay nationalists fear that recognition of the Unified Examination Certificate will erode the importance of Bahasa Melayu.
Penang DAP lawmaker receives death threat
This is just two months after Syerleena Abdul Rashid became Seri Delima assemblyman in Penang.
Uproar over RM1,800 fine for marrying 11-year-old
Twitter and Facebook users express anger over paltry fine meted out by Kelantan shariah court.
On Dr Mahathir’s 93rd birthday, children send him their wish list
Hundreds of Malaysian children and youth post #lettertomypm on Instagram.
Hanipa expected to be out of hospital tomorrow
The hospital said in its statement that the minister’s condition was stable, but did not mention what had caused him to faint.
Social media users tell Syed Saddiq to 'grow a spine'
They slam him for not defending pro-LGBT press officer, who resigned in face of mounting criticism.
Najib looking to play victim by suing top officials, say lawyers, observers
They say former PM likely out to make himself look like he is being persecuted by those investigating 1MDB scandal.
