Archive - 10 September 2016
BN lost Penang because of Umno, Teng reminds Zahid
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Nazir lauds finance minister II for speaking out against 'dangerous idea'
PM's aide: Dr M turned to Anwar as Muhyiddin a 'lame duck'
Husband of pregnant woman with Zika also infected
Seven suggestions for institutional reforms in DBKL
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Umno rushing GE14 to derail opposition's unity efforts?
Ministry, Jakim monitor violence element in reading materials
Fiji detains opposition and union leaders
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'Khazanah must reveal more about Taman Tugu to convince public'
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Mukhriz, Mahathir challenged to contest in GE14
Ismail Sabri: Sink Mahathir's boat, before he sinks us
‘Settlement doesn’t absolve culprits behind crane collapse incident’
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MACC-DBKL task force set up to root out KL City Hall's weaknesses
Ministry prohibits school trips to Singapore, Philippines
Khairy: Umno members can't be fence-sitters
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Not okay for developers to be moneylenders
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Noh: My lending proposal was to give home buyers a choice
Rahman Dahlan downplays Gelang Patah Umno veteran's exit
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Bersatu has been courting me, Ahmad Said warns Umno
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Traffic still slow on major highways as of 5pm
Salleh: Umno must practise seven principles to survive
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Zahid seeks greater BN cooperation to win Penang
Two Johor Umno veterans quit party
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US and Russia agree on Syria ceasefire plan
'Forget reporting large sums, if gov't won't probe 1MDB transfers'
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JDT lifts Super League title for third year in a row
Sarawak requests more private English-stream schools
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Umno is 'man in the mirror' to BN's downfall, hits out MCA man
Ringgit expected to trend lower against US$ next week
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Neither dead nor alive, DCM slams MIC's 'living death'
Abolish archaic Moneylenders Act 1951
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US to maintain good ties with Malaysia regardless of DOJ lawsuits
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Language proficiency for foreign workers vital
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After Dr M-Anwar drama, now ‘Shakespeare Goes Bollywood’
Really, Salleh Keruak, who’s betraying who?
Taman Tugu cost questioned; developers as lenders unfeasible; LRT breakdown strikes twice
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Size does matter, when it comes to selecting leaders
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