
Azalina and Shahrir out, 4 MBs culled
updated 11.50pm The contest for the 25 supreme council seats saw numerous party heavyweights being booted out by the delegates.

updated 11.50pm The contest for the 25 supreme council seats saw numerous party heavyweights being booted out by the delegates.



updated 12.08am
Muhyiddin (1,575 votes) beats Muhammad (916). For VPs - the three winners are Zahid Hamidi (1,592), Hishammuddin (1,515) and Shafie Apdal (1,445).



















updated 6.40pm
Fairus, whose resignation as the DCM is effective from April 8, was detained by the commission in Johor Baru late last night.




In Mandarin, the word ‘termite’ is pronounced as 'Bai Ma Yi' which sounds pretty close to 'White Hair', the universal nickname given to Taib by his disloyal subjects.





DPM Najib Razak has been officially declared president of Umno, a role that will make him the country's next leader.


updated 1.55pm
'Some leaders believe that Umno will regain its glory if we revert to the old ways - the old order, by restricting freedom of our citizens and by silencing their criticisms.'

How did Khairy Jamaluddin pull off the improbable, or some may even consider, the impossible last night? Political analyst Ong Kian Ming explains.

updated 3.30pm Outgoing prime minister and Umno president Abdullah Ahmad Badawi apologises for his weaknesses and imperfections.

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‘Can Hindraf see that its ethno-centric approach means it cannot play a bigger role in Malaysian politics? It cannot play this bigger role until it drops this approach.'



updated 2.55pm In his final presidential address, Abdullah issues a damning indictment of the ruling party.