
Factsheet: Your questions about Muhyiddin's cabinet answered
This article attempts to answer some common questions about the new cabinet.

This article attempts to answer some common questions about the new cabinet.

UPDATED 3.45PM | Norlela Ariffin will hold the portfolio of agriculture, agro-industries, rural development and health.

We are here to fulfil the people's mandate, we will continue to stay with Harapan, says Zolkifly Md Lazim.

Not only that, but he will also have to deal with a hostile foreign press that can negatively affect investor sentiment, says a former deputy minister.

Ex-minister defends former PM, says Bersatu members were lured to Sheraton to get party to quit Harapan.


Kedah MB questions why PM singing new tune over 1MDB scandal, which the latter previously spoke out against.

Seberang Jaya rep, who just quit as exco, says his presence at the hotel was known to CM and PKR.

The resignation comes after he was issued a disciplinary show cause letter by PKR accusing him of sabotaging the party.

Former PKR deputy chief Afif Bahardin says he is also committed to serve under Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow.

PAS needs two defections from Harapan assemblypersons to form state gov't, says Anuar Abdul Hamid.

He adds that none of the leaders with pending criminal investigations should be appointed into the new cabinet.

Smaller parties are currently struggling to survive in our volatile political climate, says Penang's Socialist Progressive Front.

Veteran unionist K Veeriah reminds the interim PM that the coalition is a democratically-elected government.

Here's a look at nine different permutations to form a non-Harapan government.

They strongly urge for fresh polls to resolve the current political impasse and oppose the possibility of a backdoor government.

Party members show support for embattled ex-deputy youth chief after he was issued a show-cause letter.

A Finance Ministry source says the allegation is most likely 'fake news'.



Dr Afif Bahardin responds to NGO's criticism that no state assemblyperson turned up at a forum on Saturday.

Lim Mah Hui laments that none of Penang's 40 elected reps turned up for a public forum to hear concerns of residents.

Tajuddin Mohd Kassim was a former journalist with The Sun.

Work quietly but diligently, says Penang deputy chief minister (I) Ahmad Zakiyuddin on resolving the issue.