Najib wins royal addendum appeal, closer to house arrest
Ex-prime minister Najib Abdul Razak wins his appeal, putting him a step closer to implementing an alleged royal addendum for him to serve house arrest. The Court of Appeal this afternoon allowed his appeal for leave to commence judicial review to compel the Home Minister and the government to enforce the alleged decree by the previous Yang di-Pertuan
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Akmal attending rally won’t impact his party standing, say analystsIIUM’s Syaza Shukri says the public is familiar with Umno Youth chief Dr Akmal Saleh and the wing having their own agenda.
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If Guan Eng oppressed, we would defend him too, says PASAhmad Fadhli Shaari says PAS also supported Anwar Ibrahim when he was sacked as deputy prime minister in 1998.
However, the Malacca state executive councillor said he would attend the rally in his personal capacity ...
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Akmal goes jogging in Putrajaya ahead of rallyUmno Youth leader Dr Akmal Saleh went jogging outside the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya this evening, on the eve of a ...
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3,500 gathered in Batu Caves to pray for Najib, says MICM Saravanan says the party expected 2,000 members to attend the special prayers for the former prime minister but claims ...
MELAKA: Umno Youth chief Datuk Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh says he will be attending the solidarity gathering for former prime ...
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Akmal not qualified to speak of Anwar’s pardon, says analystA Aziz Azizam of UiTM says the Umno Youth chief should be more thoughtful when speaking of sensitive matters, as it could ...
At least three buses of Najib Razak’s supporters were denied entry to the administrative centre of Putrajaya this morning ...
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