Looi Sue-Chern
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Loans from China bank unlike 1MDB, says Guan Eng
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng says any loans taken will be subjected to strict terms and conditions.
3 Penang cops in graft probe released
Remand order on three policemen ends and they are released on a RM10,000 MACC bail.
Penang can now take loans from Chinese bank for transport master plan project
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng says the enactment will allow the state to finance its ambitious Penang Transport Master Plan.
Mkini readers pick Dr Mahathir over Najib for PM
A day after a survey shows Najib to be the most popular choice for prime minister, respondents in an online poll say they prefer Dr Mahathir .
Failed promises killed the CAT, says Penang BN
Competency, Accountability and Transparency dead in state government, save Penang, BN backbenchers tell Penangites.
More prefer Najib for PM than Anwar, says Invoke survey
Only 8.1% of respondents wanted Anwar Ibrahim as the next prime minister, even though he is the top pick among opposition leaders.
Zakat Pulau Pinang operations under internal probe
Penang Islamic Council starts investigating ZPP’s operations but assures that zakat money has not been abused.
Rising cost of living, fast money lure hordes to get-rich schemes
Arrest of JJPTR founder and two aides, brings to light investors’ desperate search for investments promising high returns.
Get rid of race- and religion-based parties, says Amanah veep
Mujahid Yusof Rawa calls for reform in Malaysian politics, starting with multiracial parties.
Penang to make open tender contracts publicly accessible
Non-disclosure agreement clause due to current contract following template from the finance ministry, says Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.
‘BN 2.0’ has chance to grab back Penang, says Rahman Dahlan
Pakatan Harapan leaders have ‘cheated the people and failed to fulfil their promises’.
DAP, Umno reps kicked out of Penang assembly in sexism row
Both reps ignored orders to quiet down, says speaker.
Penang speaker used wrong law to reject motion, says BN
Law Choo Kiang using wrong regulation to reject motion to compel civil servants charged with graft to go on leave.
No need to debate BN motion since Guan Eng’s case already in court, says speaker
Law Choo Kiang says Lim Guan Eng need not go on leave since his corruption case is pending in the High Court.
Money game trio go free after remand request rejected
Johnson Lee and two aides will be freed today as the Magistrate Court has denied the police a remand order.
