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Former education minister Maszlee Malik gets a crash course in law from legal stalwarts.

'PAS sec-gen claimed that the power transition goes against the Federal Constitution. Where did he learn that?'

Ex-law minister recommends emulating Australia and UK in dealing with driving under influence.

The newly-minted Kelantan DAP chief takes his political message back to his home village.

Charles Santiago says the PM himself must surely be aware of the sentiments on the ground.

Lim Guan Eng dismisses Zaid Ibrahim’s suggestion for DAP ministers to do more to help the state.

Zaid Ibrahim anticipates this question when he meets the people from his kampung in Kelantan. And he has an answer.

‘No other magic plan. Just promise a better government,’ says the new Kelantan DAP pro-tem chair.

The pro-tem committee formation will strengthen DAP's position in getting closer to the Kelantan people, says Zaid.

COMMENT | As long as religious politics take precedence, our education will not be much different.

COMMENT | The warring with the MCA and snuggling up to sympathetic Muslim power structures are impeding the DAP.

'It might just be one of many parties which voters will have difficulty choosing.'

Ex-PKR man claims treachery from friends and allies knows no bounds.

'I know he is handpicked by our iconic PM and supported by DAP but he should be a normal education minister first'.

Ex-minister comes to the defence of finance minister, dismisses Tuan Ibrahim's argument as frivolous.

Former minister also claims 'it is clear Bersatu does not want DAP'.

When the incumbent anoints a successor, then this is not a democracy, says former minister.

LETTER| Mujahid puzzled on why Zaid questioned Jakim's allocations under Budget 2020. 

He says this in reference to the demise of Utusan Malaysia which is liquidating.

Ex-minister responds to ex-editor linking Utusan Malaysia's fate to Abdullah and Najib's advisors.

The coalition is multiracial and yet its leader officiates the 'largest gathering of racists', says the ex-minister.

The distinction between Malay leader and prime minister is pathetic, says ex-minister.

He says it is about time something tangible is done to introduce accountability in government.

UPDATED 1.40PM | 'The gov't must not ban books. Now I am encouraged to write again,' says former law minister.  

Gambian-born striker under a Chinese Malaysian coach scores a brace in the 3-2 thriller against Indonesia, he says.

'We are a nation struggling to have an identity and seeking unity. Strong principled leaders are required.'