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Put service above self

TOMORROW is the first sitting of the first session of the 15th Parliament.

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Ensuring food security needs to be top priority

“TELUR tak ada?” Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim appeared to make this joke when greeting Agriculture and Food Security Minister Mohamad Sabu at a special Cabinet meeting in Putrajaya on Monday.

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Live the spirit of the Rukun Negara

ON Wednesday, the Conference of Rulers called on the new Federal Government to foster the spirit of togetherness among Malaysians, regardless of race or religion.

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Let’s give this unity government a good try

IT’S a relief to finally have a prime minister.

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Time to end the instability

MALAYSIANS go to the polls today in what could be the most crucial election since the first General Election in 1955.

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Your vote has never been this important

IN six days, Malaysians go to the polls.

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Let’s keep it clean, people

THE 14-day campaign for the 15th General Election (GE15) officially started today with 945 hopeful candidates contesting for 222 parliamentary seats nationwide.

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Malaysia needs more women politicians

ACCORDING to the Election Commission, for Malaysia’s 15th General Election (GE15) on Nov 19, there are actually slightly more women voters than male voters: there are 10,622,161 female voters and 10,551,487 male voters.

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Exercise your democratic responsibility

ON Nov 19, more than 21 million Malaysians will be eligible to vote in the 15th General Election (GE15).

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Be prepared to face high water

MALAYSIA has entered the monsoon transition phase, which will last until the end of November.

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Budget 2023: Expansionary but still responsible

ONCE again, it’s the largest ever budget in Malaysia’s history: At RM372.3bil, Budget 2023 surpasses Budget 2022, which previously held that distinction with RM332.1bil.

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Check before you forward!

IF someone had been visiting Malaysia for the first time in the last two or three weeks, we wouldn’t blame them for thinking Malaysia is the kidnap capital of the world.

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