
PM: Affordable tertiary education will continue
The abolishment of PTPTN will cost too much and funds can be used for other purposes, says the premier.



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Unisel will liquidate some assets as a temporary measure to help students affected by the PTPTN loan freeze.



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The video shows two BN agents, their driver, and two reps of a PKR MP apparently negotiating over a price.
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PKR says students have the locus standi to take legal action.








The EC buck weighs hard on the NRD as the electoral process' integrity comes under question both locally and globally.

COMMENT
A slew of imponderables viewed as mildly menacing a year ago have now shifted ominously for the premier.



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The minister can only use his powers to intervene under extraordinary circumstances, says Anak.

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Yet again, he keeps mum on questions about the French probe into the Scorpene submarine purchase.



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The new handout under consideration would be distributed to over 5 million households ahead of Hari Raya.

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2.45PM Ex-Umno minister Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir says it is too soon for the fledgling party to stand in GE13.


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Launching his ministry’s tome, Rais Yatim takes another swipe at Bersih, saying they could learn from government restraint.



UPDATED 5.20PM Rais says details of the cabinet decision will be given to all parties when parliament is dissolved.

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It will cause the public to lose faith in the JPJ open tender system.



The Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission packs plenty of power, but it doesn't believe in trumpeting them.
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Minister Khaled Nordin says the Unisel PTPTN freeze is to challenge Selangor to give free education.



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Onn Yeoh talks to Foong Cheng Leong, the lawyer who first broke the news about the Evidence Act amendments.



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YOURSAY
'Don't trust this old fox. Actually he knows more than he wants to acknowledge about the Project M in Sabah.'


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‘Our national security is under threat. The gov't should act by conducting an immediate investigation.'

The PM must be a Malay Muslim even though there is no article in the Federal Constitution which prevents non-Malays from holding the post.

The conspiracy theory is a manifestation of the ‘dirty politics' that the NGO coalition has been campaigning against.

A Maltese opposition MP alleges a French company may have laundered some of Perimekar's money in the island.