PAS has no interest in working with PKR despite the latter “begging” for cooperation, said the Islamist party’s ulama treasurer Khairuddin Aman Razali.
Umno and PAS votes will split too, reminds analyst
Ahmad Atory Hussain says too much attention has been fixed on what multi-cornered battles would do to PH, forgetting the obvious. PETALING JAYA: PAS’ refusal to work with Pakatan Harapan (PH) will not significantly affect the opposition coalition’s chances at the polls, said a political analyst.
Ambiga fears three-cornered fights will hand BN 2/3 majority
Ambiga Sreenevasan fears BN would secure a two-thirds majority in parliament in the coming general election, which the ruling coalition had been denied in the two previous national polls.
华社不是政治人物的应声虫，马华应该检讨不获华社支持的原因，而不是怪罪行动党
I rebutted Liow Tiong Lai’s statement in his TN50 dialogue with the chinese youth yesterday. He blamed DAP for spreading anti-government statements and splitting the nation. He blamed DAP for the loss of support of MCA. In my chinese statement, I said he is still using the the language of the 70s and 80s. MCA…
Pakatan’s rejection of PAS made after weighing pros and cons
THE agenda was simple yet it took the Pakatan Harapan (PH) Presidential Council the better part of four hours to work out whether the coalition should cooperate with PAS in the 14th general election, a course that is being pursued by component member PKR.
Postcards highlighting plight of missing 4 will be distributed to public
THOUSANDS of postcards with photos and basic information on the disappearance of pastor Raymond Koh and three others will be distributed to urge the police to solve their disappearances, said a group.
Visitation and Speaking in St George’s Church in Penang
I was invited by Right Rev Bishop Charles Samuel from the Penang Anglican Church to speak in St George’s Church in Penang yesterday. It was a new experience for me to attend two different types of service in that church. I shared with the church members on my views and experience on mission in East…
MACC to decide on Sept 4 on action against Guan Eng
The MACC will meet on Sept 4 to decide on the next course of action against Lim Guan Eng, after the chief minister failed to abide by a 48-hour deadline for an apology over his “illegal detention” remark on the arrest of Penang exco Phee Boon Poh.