Archive - 23 October 2022

GI co-founder wants to avoid splitting votes between him and Harapan. 

UPDATED 9.54AM | Opposition chief's remark comes after BN's Zahid made similar suggestion. 

Low turnout saw PKR leader defeated in Layang-Layang during March state polls. 

One from Sabah, Sarawak, and peninsula.

Many of his previous party supporters are backing Sunak ahead of first vote. 

Li first premier since 1976 not to be promoted from VP.

Voters are familiar with our party's logo, says Chong.

Amanah leader claims Hadi was desperate for Harapan to fall. 

Indians made many contributions to nation’s development, says PN info chief.

However, we will abide by coalition's decision, Khalid says.

UPDATED 6.11PM | 'We'll speed up our discussion for the remainder,' says Amira.

UPDATED 5.32PM | Party wants its chairperson Michael Jeyakumar to contest there.

'Selangor has the largest composition of Indian voters.'

Story of a Grab driver bullied for many years.

Talks can be held with anyone, says the Harapan chairperson.

UPDATED 4.19PM | Leaving Shah Alam is not easy, says Asmuni.

Both parties get four parliamentary seats each.

Get the people's votes with care, Hasni says.

Redzuan, president of an NGO, says he wants to provide an alternative. 

Non-voters comprised 45 and 34pct in Johor, Malacca polls.

Police estimated 80,000 people joined the march.

Four villages are inundated due to heavy rain last night. 

Party believes in a moderate style of governance that reflects diversity.

Warisan no 2 Darell and Upko's Ewon to face off.

Most Sinhalese immigrants in British Malaya were from Ceylon’s southern coast.

One analyst, however, says Dr M is a liability to Harapan.

MALAYSIANSKINI | 'We cannot allow the old, dark forces to control Malaysia.'

She's the first PN candidate to be announced.

The man was headed for work when he was shot.

Aminuddin Md Hanafiah is expected to be chosen by BN.

Analysts generally describe this move as risky for the PKR president.

Active cases are up 19.9pct compared to 14 days ago.

The controversial carpet trader says losing is not an option.

Bersatu Youth leaders reveal the party’s main selling point in GE15.

PKR's Chan Ming Kai says he respects and accepts the party’s decision.

‘There is no use having a world-class LRT if our backyard is a junkyard.’