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Transport Minister announces his resignation effective today before thunderous applause

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Loke dares BN to quit government, but says it fears losing influence Media reported DAP secretary-general Encik Anthony Loke Siew Fook  was greeted with thunderous applause from supporters as he arrived at the ceramah Melaka tonight, hours after announcing that his resignation takes effect today. Earlier today, Loke confirmed he was stepping down as a minister following the revised High Court order allowing Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak to serve his remaining SRC International jail term under house arrest. Loke has challenged Barisan Nasional to withdraw from the unity government, saying it would not dare to do so for fear of losing positions and thereby political influence. At a ceramah for the Melaka polls in Ayer Keroh, Loke fired back at BN chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi for saying Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim should dissolve Parliament early rather than reshuffle the Cabinet following Loke’s resignation as Transport Minister. “The mandate to gover...
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Daddy sudah kembali jalani tahanan rumah—Nooryana Najwa dilihat tersenyum

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Mahkamah arah Najib jalani tahanan rumah serta-merta Media melaporkan petang tadi bahawa Mahkamah Tinggi Kuala Lumpur hari ini memerintahkan bekas perdana menteri Najib Razak menjalani baki hukuman penjara dalam kes SRC International di kediamannya di Jalan Langgak Duta, Taman Duta sehingga 23 Ogos 2028, berkuat kuasa serta-merta. Menurut portal berita Malaysiakini , Hakim Encik Aslam Zainuddin membuat keputusan itu selepas membatalkan perintah yang dikeluarkan oleh Pejabat Pendaftaran Jenayah Mahkamah Tinggi pada 6 November lepas terhadap Najib, 73. Perintah baharu itu menyaksikan Najib menjalani hukuman tahanan rumah hingga 23 Ogos 2028 sebelum kembali ke Penjara Kajang pada 24 Ogos tahun sama untuk menjalani hukuman penjara berhubung kes 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB). Dalam penghakimannya, Aslam berkata beliau telah membaca perintah pengampunan bersyarat, bukti pembayaran penuh denda, perintah terdahulu dan dokumen lain yang berkaitan. Najib Razak selepas dibenarkan pulang ke ...
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You know-lah what I mean Dato'

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Human Rights Director highlights Malaysian Retirement Scandal

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Why should holding several political offices entitle one person to several taxpayer-funded pensions? There is something quite extraordinary about Malaysia's political pension system. A politician can serve as MP, state assemblyman, menteri besar or chief minister, state executive councillor and perhaps speaker or deputy speaker, and potentially emerge from this political career with several separate pensions. In other words, the more political positions one occupies, the more retirement benefits one may accumulate, all at the taxpayer’s expense. What kind of retirement system is this? And why should politicians enjoy privileges that ordinary Malaysians can only dream about? The issue has once again entered public discussion following Penang assemblyman Ong Ah Teong's proposal for a “one person, one pension” policy during the debate on the Penang Budget 2027. His intervention deserves to be taken seriously, but this should not remain a Penang issue. It is a national scandal requ...
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