Zaim Ibrahim
Chinese road signs did not have Selangor govt's approval, says MB
Amirudin Shari says the matter was decided by the Shah Alam City Council last year.
ICERD a ploy by non-Bumis to remove Malay rights, say nationalists
Article 153 and royalty under threat, claim Malays, following moves to ratify convention.
Repaying study loans while earning less than RM4,000
Young adults share how they are paying back their PTPTN loans, some while earning just above the minimum wage.
UKM cancels event, bars Hishamuddin Rais from premises
The social activist is supposed to speak at an event on alleged infighting within the Pakatan government.
Govt won't stop protest against ICERD, says Muhyiddin
Malaysia is a democracy, police will only monitor march, says home minister.
Guan Eng to lodge report against PAS Perak leader over royal ‘insult’
DAP secretary-general says he was only reminding DAP members and leaders to focus on public service, not chase titles.
Let us earn a decent wage, say rubber tappers
They don't want handouts, but say they cannot make a living by earning just RM1 per kg of latex.
When rubber tappers' income drops, Baling suffers
Folk in the Kedah town hope to bounce back with aid from the government.
Kedah to haul up Badar squad next week
Exco in charge of religion to meet vigilantes on Sunday, says he ‘will drop them a hint’ that their action is contrary to Islam.
Why question our work now, asks vigilante anti-vice squad
The 'Badar squad' says it has been operating for 2 years with the authorities' knowledge but was never stopped.
Badar Squad needs to be reined in, say Sg Petani folk
Vigilante group's actions, though well-intentioned, are illegal and leave some residents feeling uncomfortable.
Vigilantes patrol Sg Petani to check for ‘sin’
Self-appointed moral police known as ‘Skuad Badar’ raid hotels and parks to catch and rehabilitate those engaged in khalwat and other ‘illicit’ acts.
Badar squad ‘illegal’
Kedah officials urge vigilante group to register itself if it wishes to help the state curb social ills.
6 months on, Pakatan promise of lower living costs fails to materialise
Both sellers and buyers complain about the rising prices of goods.
Power getting to Maszlee’s head
Student activists not surprised that education minister is clinging on to presidency at public varsity despite widespread criticism.
