Zaim Ibrahim
Future remains uncertain for SPAD employees
They were given retrenchment letters in early October, but have yet to receive transfer letters.
Who is Tok Pa, asks peeved Umno president
I don't know him, Zahid says of former party Supreme Council member who defected to Bersatu.
BN to get new name in rebranding exercise, says Zahid
Coalition also working towards two-party system in the country, chairman says.
Disabled community needs insurance, housing quota, says group
They are discriminated against by banks and insurance providers, says the Association of Disabled Muslims Malaysia.
Umno not selling its shares in Utusan, says CEO
Abdul Aziz Sheikh Fadzir refutes reports of Zahid saying party does not have funds to care for company.
It was excos' call for Zahid to go on leave, says Umno Youth chief
Proposal based on principle, not sentiment or hate, says Asyraf Wajdi Dasuki.
Grassroots in high spirits despite Zahid's troubles, says Umno leader
KL Youth chief says he has not seen 'any noticeable difference' in the members' behaviour after the party president was charged in court last week.
Address of Zahid’s charity leads to a vacant lot
Yayasan Akalbudi exists only on paper, has no physical building.
Umno must think of future beyond Zahid, say analysts
Party should be looking at Plan B if it is to survive, they say.
NUJ demands formation of VSS trustee committee at Utusan
VSS offer which ended on Wednesday will go into effect on November 30.
No death penalty reprieve for man who distributed cannabis oil
Moratorium only applicable after appeals process is exhausted, as he could still be found not guilty, says minister.
Death penalty has to be abolished for all crimes, says Liew
There are 18 criminal offences that carry the death penalty.
Azmin leading in Selangor PKR race, unofficial result shows
The state has the highest number of voters with 249,850 people.
Infighting during election healthy for party, say PKR Selangor grassroots
The election in Selangor will be held in three stages due to the large number of members involved.
Why the Bumi agenda is a national and not a political issue
Pakatan Harapan cannot afford to ignore the fact that the Malays remain a marginalised group in terms of wealth, asset accumulation and business.
