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The latest point of contention is that the Muafakat Nasional deputy president had in a Sept 5 social media post vilified the DAP-rule Penang state government for making the Hungry Ghost Festival a state heritage. The post Parti HATI lodges 4th police report against Ridhuan Tee for “overzealously mocking own community” first appeared on Focus M

"If the Madani government yields to pressure from UMNO to safeguard its political standing, then its reformist slogans become nothing more than campaign rhetoric." – Siti Kasim The post “A dozen (and more) repercussions to consider before Bossku is granted a pardon, house arrest” first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

He claimed that a family of four had turned his duplex unit in Pandan Indah into a veritable mess with nary any space to walk with mountain-high piles of accumulated junk and rubbish decorating the premises. The post “Poop, urine in pails!”: Pandan Indah duplex landlord recounts horror of evicting tenants from hell first appeared on Focus Mala

Pakatan Harapan (PH) has declared readiness to contest all 28 seats in the upcoming Melaka state election if necessary. The post PH ready for full contest in Melaka, BN keeps options open first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

Why settle for just a home when your HCK property purchase could also put you behind the wheel of a brand new Proton e.MAS 5? The post Join the Winstravaganza, because your dream home could come with a free car first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

Terengganu UMNO has expressed confidence in retaking the state in the upcoming election despite contesting alone, citing growing public support. The post UMNO eyes Terengganu comeback as Kedah seeks talks with PAS first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

Deputy Works Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Maslan stated that relations within the unity government have reached an "uncomfortable phase", adding that calling snap elections would be the best way forward. The post Ahmad Maslan presses harder for snap GE16, says unity gov’t is in ‘uncomfortable’ state first appeared on Focus Malaysia.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has announced yesterday (Sept 11) that the Cabinet has agreed in principle to increase parliamentary seats for Sabah and Sarawak, ensuring greater representation in line with the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63). The post Sabah and Sarawak to see an increase in Parliamentary seats soon first appeared on Fo