Looi Sue-Chern
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Probe Umno lawyer for conspiracy, says PKR Youth
They say the timing of Shafee Abdullah’s payment points to a political conspiracy against former opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.
Barred from mosque, Muhyiddin vows to continue buka puasa events
The Pagoh MP says he had always held buka pausa events in Johor mosques and he intends to continue the tradition.
Group lodges MACC report over Penang land deal
The state stands to lose RM30 million despite leasing Lebuhraya Peel land for RM156 million, says ex-MP.
MBI members frustrated at investigation
MBI members question why MBI is being investigated and wonder what will happen to their money in the company.
Penang land deal had to be done through state-owned firm, says CM
Other state governments have similar practices to enable them to take part in commercial land deals, says Guan Eng.
Give info to police if illegal gambling is rife in Penang, CM tells Wee
MCA deputy president should not politicise the matter, says Guan Eng.
MBI members still have faith in firm despite raids
Investors in MBI Group – with its multiple subsidiaries – think that the company is too big to collapse.
5 doctors among 7 to be charged with graft, power abuse
MACC also clears the Penang Education Department of graft and power abuse as alleged in nearly 30 reports filed over two years.
5 suspected Gang 24 members detained under Sosma
Suspects detained over alleged links to organised crime.
Ugly incidents at the mosque mar Ramadan
The actions of two groups in Selangor and Penang give Islam and its teachings an ugly image, say Muslim leaders.
Authorities raid Penang mall run by money game operator
M Mall managed by MBI International gets visitors from the Companies Commission of Malaysia, Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism Ministry, and Bank Negara Malaysia.
Accused in fatal Pulau Tikus hit-and-run case posts bail
The suspect is facing a 10-year jail term and fine of up to RM20,000 if found guilty of reckless driving.
Slapping a new 'imported culture', Guan Eng says after aide's assault
Chief minister says any disagreement should not lead to violence.
Former RMAF major says no need for police report after being slapped
Major Zaidi Ahmad says the attacker is over 60 and a police report is unnecessary.
My official car not linked to tycoon, says Guan Eng
Lim Guang Eng says article insinuated that wrongdoing was involved in purchase of chief minister’s official car.