Malay
Compiled by RAGANANTHINI VETHASALAM and C. ARUNO
Azwan Ali, who is also known as Diva AA, said he doesn’t care if he is no longer given offers by television stations, Utusan Malaysia reported.
Busy man: Azwan said he still has gigs despite not being featured on television.The controversial anchor and actor said it has been two years since he appeared on a television show.
“In the past, I would feel bad if a television station doesn’t call me. But now, do I even care?
“Do I care if I get banned by a television station?” he said when met at the Ahlan Ramadan Buffet with Diva AA tasting event at Mari’s Buffet Cafe in Kuantan.
Diva AA said he still has gigs despite not being featured on television.
“I still receive offers for closed door events in Singapore. Despite not appearing in television, my arts career is still going on,” he said.
“I have no problem because I still have an income,” he added.
His rendang business is also receiving good response from fans.
> The father of Safsufarnisya Salleh, who was shot dead by her policeman husband, said he has forgiven his son-in-law, Kosmo! online reported.
“Frankly speaking, I have forgiven him for what he did and accepted this test for what it is as I have already treated him as my own son,” said Salleh Eizan, 63.
Safsufarnisya, 26, was shot five times by her husband at their home in Kampung Bendang Baru, Simpang Empat in Kangar.
Salleh said while initially it was difficult to come to terms with what had taken place, he is now resigned to his daughter’s fate.
His wife Che Mas Taha, 63, said they found new clothes that her youngest daughter had bought for her unborn child in her wardrobe.
“It seems as if Adik (Safsufarnisya) and her husband have prepared to welcome their firstborn.
“We knew that she was pregnant but we did not know that they had bought clothes for the baby. In fact, after seeing the clothes we were sad,” she said.
The above articles are compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a >, it denotes a separate news item.
