Archive - 27 November 2022

As such, he says Harapan and BN should bow out from the race.

Some may view his pointed remarks on football as political commentary.

Anwar says he explained the issue of cost of living to Sultan Ibrahim.

UPDATED 5.40PM | He will be sworn in as MB tomorrow.

'We will uphold the king's decree on PM's appointment.'

Fadzli is ready to forgo contest if Harapan leadership says so.

Wan Saiful: It'll be easier for voters to cast ballots on Wednesday.

This comes with conditions, including an equal number of exco posts.

UPDATED 4.50PM | It also lists several names to be made ministers.

This is in line with his intention to reduce the size.

The dangers of right-wing extremism are plain to see globally.

Hassan Abdul Karim says Harapan campaigned against corruption, must keep promise.

Anwar says blanket subsidies will also benefit the rich.

Latest project in volves 95km of pipes.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Oh Sok Peng starts her Refiller Mobile business, selling household products.

He claims BN demanded the menteri besar position and 7 exco seats.

PAS leader says the housewife will represent women's voices if victorious.

Anwar is in for a rough ride.

The player was visibly emotional after scoring first goal.

Progressives already obtained a majority with only 67pct of votes counted.

He has now scored 31 goals in 61 appearances.

Public anger against Covid-19 restrictions seems to have boiled over.

Don’t use government money for our own facilities, says Anwar.

'It's a weight off our shoulders.'

He says Pyongyang's nuclear scientists made a 'wonderful leap forward'.

Party will support Sabah govt while in opposition at federal level.

These will lower cost of living and cut wastage, they say.

Active cases are on the downtrend but deaths are going up.

Malaysia now has an opportunity to change and we must take it.  

New govt under Anwar needs to get to work quickly.

Don't be too demanding this time, expecting an instant paradise.

‘This is a Harapan-led govt, not a Harapan-DAP govt. Get it?’

'He's qualified and he has extensive experience in governing the country.'