Bersih 2.0: Pahang MB Will Have Unchecked Power
Bersih 2.0) has decried the creation of up to five unelected seats of State Legislative Assembly Members in Pahang,.
Takiyuddin: Greed, Living Beyond Means Among Top Reasons for Corruption Among...
Being greedy and wanting to live a lifestyle beyond what they can afford have been identified as being among the primary causes of corruption among public officers.
Putrajaya Slammed over Secrecy Clauses in US$3.9B 1MDB-Goldman Deal
Rights groups today questioned the government’s need for secrecy clauses in the US$3.9 billion (RM16 billion) settlement with Goldman over the 1MDB scandal.
Workers’ Union Wants Investigation into EPF’s Financial Standing
A workers' union today calls for the government to initiate an independent committee to investigate the financial standing of the EPF.
Takiyuddin: PN Govt May Bring Back Anti-Fake News Act
The Perikatan Nasional government would reintroduce the Anti-Fake News Act if there was a need for such a law.
Queries over Jasa’s Revival Persist
Questions have been raised over the government’s move to resurrect Jasa when its said functions appear to overlap with the existing Information Department.
Get New PAC Members Appointed on Monday, Chief Pleads with Speaker
Dewan Rakyat Speaker Azhar Azizan Harun has been urged to ensure that new members for the PAC are sworn in when the Lower House convenes next Monday.
Bersih 2.0 Suggests 3 Options for PM to End Political Crisis
The Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih 2.0) steering committee has proposed three options for the prime minister to end the current political crisis.
Prominent Group of Lawyers: Emergency Declaration to Suspend Parliament Can Be...
It would be an unlawful design and a justiciable matter if the objective of the emergency declaration was to suspend Parliament and to gain emergency powers.
Bersih 2.0: Widespread Vote-Buying in Villages During Sabah Polls
Electoral reform group Bersih 2.0 has claimed there was vote-buying and bribery offences by almost all parties and candidates during the Sabah polls last month.
Parents Call for Closure of Schools
Anxiety among parents is mounting as concerns over possible Covid-19 infection among school-going children grow.
Orang Asli: Forced by State Authorities to Pick Village or Forest
Orang Asli told a town hall meeting yesterday that they were forced by the state authorities to choose between keeping their village land or the KLNRF.
Bersih 2.0: Election Commission Liable for Lawsuits if Covid-19 Patients Can’t...
Bersih 2.0 today cautioned the EC that it could face lawsuits if it refused to let voters infected with Covid-19 cast their ballots in the Sabah poll this Saturday.
Bersih Tells MACC to Probe PM for Alleged ‘Inducement of Voters’
Bersih 2.0 today called on the MACC to investigate Muhyiddin Yassin for allegedly engaging in corrupt practices while campaigning in Sabah for the state election.
Fahmi: Non-Official Media Ban for Nomination Process Undemocratic
The EC's move to bar non-official media from covering the nomination process in all nomination centres is disappointing and undemocratic.
Zaid Ibrahim & Co Alleges Zaid Abused Position as Chairman, Disrupted Business
Zaid Ibrahim & Co (Zico) has said its former chairman, Zaid Ibrahim, was fired from his position for “wholly unacceptable conduct”.
Covid-19: 851 New Cases
After five days of four-digit figures, the number of new Covid-19 cases in Malaysia is back to three digits with 851 cases reported today.
Minister: Zoo Negara Has “More Than Enough” Funds
Energy and Natural Resources Minister believes that Zoo Negara possesses sufficient funds and has advised it to manage its finances “transparently”.
MP Seeks to Refer Willie to Privileges Committee
The Dewan Rakyat speaker's office has been notified that a motion will be filed to censure Willie Mongin.
P Ramakrishnan: MPs Don’t Represent Their Parties or Themselves – They Represent Their Voters
P Ramakrishnan reminds Warisan MPs that their duty is to defeat the backdoor administration.