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Lim Wants Chow To Exit As The Penang CM – Chow Urge Lim Guan Eng To End Topple Movement

Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow has called for an end to an alleged movement to topple him. However, his predecessor Lim Guan Eng believed that this was a matter that should be discussed ...
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Here Are the Alleged Documents – Receipts, Flight Records, Hotel Bookings, and Payment Vouchers – Purportedly Linking Albert Tei to Shamsul Iskandar

Albert Tei alleges he paid more than RM600,000 to a senior political secretary of the Prime Minister. He has now implicated Shamsul Iskandar Md Akin, Senior Political Secretary to Prime Minister Anwar ...
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Rafizi Ramli Was Given A Ministry With A Road To Nowhere – MOE Has Limited Authority In Practice & Holds No Economic Power

Malaysia’s newest Ministry of Economy (MoE) was created to oversee long‐term planning and development. In practice, however, virtually all economic policy power remains elsewhere. Key financial ...
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Sanusi’s Stance Sees Tourists Harassed Over Alcohol as Langkawi Tourism Falls 40-50%, Losing Over RM2 Billion Annually

It’s crucial to differentiate between total tourist arrivals (which can be inflated by domestic day-trippers) and meaningful tourism (international and domestic tourists who stay overnight and spend ...
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MACC Raids Home Of Daim Associate Tan Sri Robert Tan Hua Choon Over RM4.5 Billion Graft Probe – 100 Personal & Company Accounts Were Also Seized

Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission officers raided the home of a businessman bearing the title of “Tan Sri” late last night for their investigation on a vehicle fleet supply and management contract, ...
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Rafizi Was PKR’s Lifeline – Anwar Cut It, Now Pakatan Harapan Lies in Ashes

After GE14, when Rafizi Ramli and his INVOKE big-data machine helped Pakatan Harapan crush Najib Razak and end 61 years of Barisan Nasional rule, Rafizi did the honourable thing: he took a step back.
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Orang Asli – The Real Indigenous People Of Peninsular Malaysia – First Original Native Before The Arrival Of Malays

Orang Asli is a collective term (which means original or first peoples in Malay) for some 18 ethnic groups of less than 150,000 in total who are widely regarded as comprising peninsular Malaysia’s ...
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DAP Sabah 8/8 GONE: “We’re Done With You” – Chinese Tsunami Has Begun and Pakatan Harapan Is Finished

For decades, the Malaysian Chinese voted with hope. They voted with loyalty. They voted believing that one day, their sacrifices would be remembered, not just exploited. Last night in Sabah, that hope ...
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Khairy’s Cabinet Return: To Rejoin UMNO and Take Over MITI, Economic, or Education Ministry

Rumours of a political comeback for former UMNO Youth Chief Khairy Jamaluddin Abu Bakar are intensifying, although senior party sources insist it is too early to confirm his return to the party itself ...
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Helping Abroad vs Helping at Home: How RM200 Million for Palestine Could Have Served Malaysians

How the funds could alternatively provide RM500 cash aid to 400,000 poor households, build 2,200 classrooms to address educational infrastructure gaps, or upgrade 100 rural clinics to improve ...
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Relocation Of 131-Year-Old Hindu Temple Fuels Accusations Of Bullying & Special Privileges – Discrimination, Racism, Double Standards

According to Finance Twitter, on paper, it appears the crisis has been solved and everyone goes home extremely happy. The 131-year-old Dewi Sri Pathrakaliamman Temple on Jalan Masjid India has agreed ...
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The Alcohol Ban That Backfired: How the Chinese Community Forced Anwar’s U-Turn – Reject PAS-Style Moral Policing

When Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim tried to play moral guardian by banning alcohol at Chinese school halls, he clearly didn’t expect a full-blown backlash. He thought it would be a quick gesture to ...