Looi Sue-Chern
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Najib's 'don't know' remark doesn't cut it with social media users
The former prime minister was slammed for denying knowledge of 1MDB’s workings.
No RM17,000 waiver for Najib's group, says Malaysia Airlines
Screen grab of the excess baggage details goes viral but national carrier denies granting such privileges.
Amend Sosma to allow bail, says Penang deputy CM II
Section 13 of the act denies detainees bail even after they have been charged.
Revealing scandals and pacifying investors are not mutually exclusive, say economists
Finance minister should make truthful disclosures about the economy and pacify investors, say experts.
Rewcastle-Brown gets award for reporting on fraud
Sarawak Report editor talks about 1MDB scandal at Las Vegas conference.
Penang will not raise price caps on affordable, low-cost housing
Many people still can’t afford homes, says state exco.
Tech industry top hirers in Malaysia, says online recruitment site
The launch of multiple digital initiatives has led the country’s digital transformation.
Anwar just wants to share how Malaysia managed regime change
De facto PKR leader busy meeting heads of state, royalty since release from jail last month after Pakatan Harapan’s shock win at GE14.
Ku Li v Zahid – a match to watch, social media users say
Many feel Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah is a better choice for the Umno presidency compared with former deputy prime minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, as the latter has “baggage”.
Amanah grows in stature, size post-GE14
The PAS splinter party has come into his own in the days following Pakatan’s electoral victory.
Probes into Mindef scandals, other ministries to start after Raya
Minister Mat Sabu says special investigation committee headed by Ambrin Buang to begin work after the festive holidays.
Non-Muslims join mufti for crescent moon sighting
Some 50 people gathered at Sheikh Tahir observatory centre to mark end of Ramadan.
Sarawak ex-BN parties unlikely to be represented in Putrajaya, says Guan Eng
The finance minister says this is because they are not part of Pakatan.
Putrajaya to give RM400 Raya aid to imam, mosque caretakers and others
Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng says the directive came from the prime minister and he will reveal more on the allocation.
Another Pakatan leader challenges GE14 results
Penang Bersatu chief Marzuki Yahya found the tallied votes suspicious, as there were many spoilt and unreturned ballots.
