Looi Sue-Chern
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Dr Mahathir out to split Umno from the top, Azeez says
Former Umno president hopes to destroy Umno by driving wedge between Najib, Zahid and Hishammuddin, says Umno Supreme Council member
Who's footing the bill for Hadi's costly UK suit, asks Rewcastle-Brown
Clare Rewcastle-Brown also wonders why he is suing her in London instead of Kuala Lumpur.
State's anti-graft pledge makes MACC chief proud to be Penang boy
Penang government and elected Pakatan reps take modified pledge towards a corruption-free state.
Banning books 'a betrayal and a form of terror'
A human rights violation to deprive readers of the agency to think for themselves, says author.
1MDB’s missed payment shows bad financial planning, say economists
They say it is the first time a government body missed a debt payment and warn against another missed deadline.
Terengganu varsity has RM6.99 million in student fee arrears
TATI University College also incurred RM7.05 million in losses in 2014 and 2015.
Kuantan, Rompin record RM45.7 million in quit rent arrears
1 owner owes RM16,997 after stopping quit rent payment in 1953.
Don't accuse an imam of permitting what is haram, Perlis mufti hits back
Mohd Asri Zainal Abidin says Islam permits differences in opinions as long as the subject has room for differing views.
Kg Mutiara eviction crisis over, residents to get new homes
Both sides of the political divide – who usually jump at each others’ throats – put away their differences to solve the villagers’ predicament.
Indian Muslims fear Bumi status will only cause division
Indian Muslims don’t depend on the government sector and have no wish for an ‘inferior’ or ‘Bumi 2.0’ status.
Tajuddin's dismissal of 1MDB scandal as 'only money' angers Malaysians
Social media community questions the Pasir Salak Umno chief’s intelligence and morality – in blistering language.
Kampung folk see link between 1MDB, higher cost of living
For second evening in a row, Pakatan Harapan leaders get the message across that rakyat are paying the price of the financial scandal behind 1MDB.
Malaysian manufacturers see positive second half for 2017
Optimism comes from a stronger performance in the sector for the first six months of the year, compared with the corresponding period of 2016.
GST, high cost of living all 1MDB’s fault, kampung folk told
Freeze in civil service recruitment, fewer government scholarships and graduate unemployment some of the fallout from the scandal.
Call to amend registration act to exclude Muslims from parts of law
Malaysia Muslim Lawyers Association president urges govt action as a sign of respect for Islam.