Zaim Ibrahim
In shock, disbelief, Utusan employees reminisce about oldest Malay daily
Employees arrive to find family atmosphere gone for good.
Middle class want Budget 2020 to ease their burden
Many find themselves in need of assistance even though they don't qualify for cash aid.
Cheaper basic goods B40 folk’s top wish for Budget 2020
Most families don't want more cash aid, but for govt to either intervene in the market or reduce fuel prices.
Up to PKR leadership to decide on Salleh’s application, says Nurul Izzah
The former PKR vice-president says she is only the Permatang Pauh division chief now and it is not her place to comment.
While adults bicker, MGS’ multiracial pupils busy getting along
'Insider' well placed to observe goings-on at school says there's no sign of racial rifts that politicians have spoken about.
Umno leader denies threatening 1MDB witness, says will reply show cause letter
Lokman Noor Adam wants Najib Razak’s former aide investigated over alleged offences revealed at the trial.
Christian prayers ‘unacceptable’ at event but move on, says religious activist
Wan Ji Wan Hussin wants people to put ‘deliberately magnified’ issue behind them, sensationalising it does nation no good.
Ramasamy refutes MGS Christian prayer allegation
Penang deputy chief minister says unity speech read out during ceremony at girls’ school, no prayers of any kind.
Muslim parents want to yank out kids from MGS
‘Christian’ prayers at Penang mission school stir anger, concern among Muslims.
Penang police call in several people over Christian prayer at mission school
But district police chief declines to give details, saying he wants to avoid hyping up the issue.
Fishermen want govt to address low income, high seafood prices mismatch
An agency should be set up to act as the middleman and to regulate prices, says the Teluk Air Tawar fishermen’s group leader.
Malay Chamber of Commerce workers unpaid since August, say sources
This is even though the leadership crisis has been resolved and new leaders have been installed for a month, they say.
Group accuses school of trying to spread Christianity to Muslims
Malay pressure group files police report after alleging Christian prayer recited during awards ceremony.
Malays up north say things gone south since Pakatan took charge
The community in Perlis, Kedah and Penang say the new government has taken away their old privileges and replaced them with nothing.
Farmers kick up stink about pig farm, factory pollution
Noxious waste killing crops, choking once vibrant Sungai Kreh, locals say.
