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GEORGE TOWN, March 30 — Cooperation between Pakatan Harapan (PH) and parties under the Unity Government framework is viewed as the most effective and practical approach in facing the upcoming state elections (PRN). The collaboration is considered crucial in preventing vote fragmentation, which could lead to the loss of key seats and ultimately benefit opposition parties. Political observers note that a unified front would strengthen electoral positioning and improve chances of retaining power in several states. Despite differing views among component parties, the stance in Penang remains clear — unity is key to gaining public trust and support. Leaders believe that working together under a common platform will enhance stability and ensure continued voter confidence ahead of the polls.

PH–Perpaduan Cooperation Seen as Strongest Strategy Ahead of State Polls

BUKIT MERTAJAM — Cooperation between Pakatan Harapan (PH) and parties under the Unity Government framework is viewed as the most effective and practical approach in facing the upcoming state elections .... read more

PN to Treat MIC’s Silence as Rejection of Membership Offer

KOTA BHARU — Perikatan Nasional (PN) will regard the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) as having rejected its invitation to join the coalition if no official response is received soon, said .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR, March 27 — Pandan Member of Parliament Rafizi Ramli has identified the individual referred to as “Mr R” in statements by businessman Victor Chin, alleging that the person is lawyer Sandraruben Neelamagham, also known as Ruben. Rafizi claimed that Ruben holds roles as a NexG corporate advisor and director of Solid HighTech, and is believed to act as an intermediary between a group described as a “corporate mafia” and key stakeholders in matters involving pressure on shareholders. According to Rafizi, communications between Victor Chin and Ruben suggest that “Mr R” operates on behalf of a more influential figure, often referencing a “boss” in their exchanges. He further linked the alleged “boss” to Farhash Wafa Salvador, a former political secretary to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. Rafizi questioned whether the alleged influence of these individuals extended to directing authorities to exert pressure on NexG shareholders, and whether such connections played a role in securing a government contract worth billions of ringgit for NexG. “I have fulfilled my promise to reveal who Mr R is,” Rafizi said in a social media post, adding that the matter now warrants an explanation from the Prime Minister regarding the allegations raised.

Rafizi Claims ‘Mr R’, Raises Questions Over Alleged Corporate Influence

KUALA LUMPUR — Pandan Member of Parliament Rafizi Ramli has identified the individual referred to as “Mr R” in statements by businessman Victor Chin, alleging that the person is lawyer .... read more

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Ewon Benedick Balances Grassroots Visits in Kadamaian with Sabah Investment Promotion Drive

KOTA BELUD, March 28, 2026 — Sabah Deputy Chief Minister III Ewon Benedick carried out a packed schedule on Saturday, balancing grassroots engagements in Kadamaian with efforts to promote Sabah .... read more

Former Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad has emphasized that unity among Malays is essential for winning elections and forming the federal government, cautioning that fragmentation across multiple parties will weaken their chances. In a Facebook post, Dr. Mahathir highlighted the enduring relevance of the slogan “Bersatu Teguh, Bercerai Roboh” (United We Stand, Divided We Fall), while noting that some leaders still equate becoming prime minister with heading a political party. He stressed that such thinking ignores electoral realities, pointing out that no party can secure a general election victory if votes are split among too many factions. “If you do not win the general election, it is not possible to become prime minister, even if you have support from the party you lead,” he said, questioning the emphasis on party leadership as a route to the premiership. Dr. Mahathir added that consolidating support is critical for Malay leadership to prevail, warning that fielding too many candidates in the same constituency could result in collective defeat. He concluded that the priority should be on unity and strategic coordination, rather than individual ambitions, to ensure electoral success

Malay Unity Key to Winning Elections and Forming Government –Tun Dr Mahathir

KUALA LUMPUR, March 27 — Former Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad has emphasized that unity among Malays is essential for winning elections and forming the federal government, cautioning that .... read more

MIC’s Decision to Stay in BN Highlights Loyalty and Political Maturity, Says BN Secretary-General

KUALA LUMPUR: The decision by the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) to remain in the Barisan Nasional (BN) reflects the party’s loyalty, historical roots, and political maturity, said BN Secretary-General Dato’ .... read more

Majority of MIC Leadership Supports Remaining in BN — Puad Zarkashi

KUALA LUMPUR: An overwhelming majority of the Central Working Committee (CWC) of the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) has decided to remain within the Barisan Nasional (BN), according to Umno leader .... read more

PKR Warns of Legal Action Over Unfounded Allegations, Says Fuziah Salleh

PETALING JAYA –The Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) has warned it will not hesitate to take legal action against individuals spreading baseless accusations against its leadership, according to its secretary-general Fuziah .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR — PKR has expressed its readiness to fully cooperate with authorities regarding allegations involving one of its Members of Parliament in a RM10 million misconduct case. Party Information Chief Datuk Fahmi Fadzil said the party leadership had been briefed on the media reports concerning the allegations and would leave the matter entirely to the authorities for further investigation. “We have not held any meeting regarding this matter, but the leadership has been informed of the reports. If there is any wrongdoing, we leave it to the authorities to conduct the investigation. We have nothing to hide and the party will cooperate fully with law enforcement,” he told reporters after attending the 219th Police Day celebration at the Kuala Lumpur Police Training Centre (PULAPOL) today. Fahmi, who is also the Communications Minister, added that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has previously made it clear that the government will not shield anyone involved in misconduct. “This principle applies to all groups, including party members or MPs from the government bloc,” he said. Regarding the party’s next steps, Fahmi stressed that any investigation must begin with an official report from the complainant to enforcement agencies such as the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) or the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (SPRM). “It is up to the complainant to lodge a police report or report to any other enforcement body. This is the process that must be followed before any further action is taken,” he explained. The allegation stems from media reports that businessman Victor Chin Boon Long, linked to the ‘corporate mafia’ scandal, claimed that a PKR MP had asked him to provide RM10 million in cash to resolve the matter. On 16 March, police confirmed raids on several properties belonging to the businessman in Kemensah and Sungai Long, Kajang. However, both he and his wife were reportedly not present during the operations.

PKR Pledges Full Cooperation Over Alleged RM10 Million Misconduct Involving Party MP

KUALA LUMPUR — PKR has expressed its readiness to fully cooperate with authorities regarding allegations involving one of its Members of Parliament in a RM10 million misconduct case. Party Information .... read more

Gerakan Urged to Reform Campaign Strategy Ahead of Key Elections

KUALA LUMPUR — Party President Dominic Lau has called on members of Parti Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia (Gerakan) to embrace political reform and adopt new campaign strategies as the party prepares .... read more

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