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Melaka housewife busted for posing as senior Immigration officer to process work permits (opens the original)
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MELAKA: A housewife’s alleged masquerade as a senior Immigration director unravelled at a cafe here, where she was arrested while meeting a foreign national seeking a work permit. Melaka Immigration director Anirwan Fauzee Mohd Aini said the 50-year-old allegedly used a fake departmental identification card and a full uniform to collect payments of up to RM6,000 for handling foreign workers’ work permit applications.
Melaka polls: No electoral pact with Bersatu, says PH man (opens the original)
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MELAKA: Pakatan Harapan has ruled out an alliance with Bersatu in the coming Melaka state election, saying a recent dinner between their leaders was a gesture of courtesy rather than a step towards an electoral pact. Melaka Pakatan deputy chairman Khoo Poay Tiong said the coalition would retain its existing partners and would not cooperate with Bersatu for the state election. ALSO READ: Bersatu open to cooperation for Melaka state election, says party info chief "There will be no external politi
Melaka polls: Wan Azizah hopes PKR will field at least 30% women candidates (opens the original)
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MELAKA: PKR hopes women will make up 30% of its candidates in the upcoming Melaka state election, says Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail. "We want female candidates who can effectively champion the welfare and interests of the people," the party adviser said after attending a Wanita PKR appreciation ceremony at a hotel here on Sunday (Sept 27). Melaka PKR is expected to contest 10 seats under the Pakatan Harapan banner in the upcoming polls. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister’s political secretary,
Retiree walks five kilometres for subsidised goods at Melaka market (opens the original)
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MELAKA: With his retirement savings steadily dwindling, P. Muthiah walked almost five kilometres from his home in Malim for the chance to buy fresh produce at an affordable price. The 65-year-old was among hundreds who thronged the Bachang Central Market on Saturday (Sept 26) night for the Melaka Sayang Rakyat (MeSRa) sale. Muthiah, who did not wish to have his picture taken, said he learnt about the sale from a neighbour and decided to make the journey on foot. "I was told that fresh produce an
Melaka polls: Young first-time voters want credible leaders who can secure future (opens the original)
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MELAKA: Young Melakans preparing to cast their ballots for the first time want more than election promises — they demand credible leaders who can secure their future. Jobs, education, the cost of living, mental health support and better public facilities are among the issues shaping their choices in the state election. Despite their differing priorities, the first-time voters share a common expectation that candidates must understand the concerns of young people, keep their word and have a prove
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