Yasmin Ramlan
Muslim and need to marry fast? Thailand’s the solution
Muslim couples flock to Songkhla, Satun, Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala to get married because of the laxer requirements there.
Loss of money, not love, hits first wives most when hubby marries No. 2
Polygamy often leads to a lower quality of life, especially for working-class families.
Pakatan Youth pledges a million jobs and affordable homes
It will be making job opportunities and affordable housing a priority in the 14th general election.
Scuffle breaks out between Bersatu and Umno youths at PWTC
Bersatu Youth members have been confronted by about 100 youths when they attempted to send an invitation to the Nothing to Hide 2.0 forum.
Make 18 minimum marriage age, say female lawmakers
They say the policy to increase the minimum age is to ensure a higher quality upbringing for Malaysian children.
Abuse, affairs among top causes for Muslim divorces
Selangor, Sabah and Johor record highest number of divorce cases in the first six months of 2016.
Govt to study how to give Indian-Muslims Bumiputera status
Prime minister tells the community that they are already considered Bumiputera, only thing left to do is to make it official.
Dr Mahathir leads the charge in Shah Alam
When we win, we will call the AG and ask him ‘Did you hide proof of a crime?’ says the new Pakatan Harapan chairman.
Pakatan Harapan can build a better MRT, says Nurul
The PKR vice-president says PH can build an MRT that covers more areas and still cheaper than RM21 billion.
No big brother, all parties equal in PH, says Khalid Samad
Opposition out to change the political culture and ensure there is check and balance in the country, says the Amanah man.
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Sight of Dr Mahathir at Nurul Izzah’s Raya do gives voters hope
Crowd filled with optimism for change in the next elections as Nurul Izzah Anwar hosts her father’s jailer, Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
E-card crackdown hurting employers, economy
Construction, plantation and agriculture sectors feeling the heat on latest swoop on illegal foreign workers.
Stricter action as PTPTN gets tough on defaulters
Higher Education Minister Idris Jusoh says some defaulters can afford cars and houses but not repaying PTPTN.
Opposition should start free education in Selangor, says Idris Jusoh
The higher education minister says the richest state in the country can start with state-owned Unisel.
Getting Umno veep post no guarantee of becoming PM, says Mukhriz
Many vice-presidents have failed to get top post, he tells court during defamation case hearing.