Chinese educationists' group will respect order and not continue with Kajang event.

Chinese education group president says the event is not a protest.

Industry players say they are already paying labourers far above the minimum wage but there's not enough manpower.

Developers, sub-contractors have to cover cost of defects, construction players urge govt to intervene.

Firms in Bornean states have lots of extra costs, worker productivity not up to par, they say.

They say they fail to understand the extensive list of areas where the new salary is applicable as officially, there are only 15 cities in Malaysia.

Transfers don’t mean sabotage or ‘deep state’ in civil service but to ensure smoother operations, says source.

Pupils should focus on core subjects instead, say those with children going into year 4.

Little evidence to back up ‘deep state’ claims, more like ministerial inexperience, says source.

They have no problems with Muafakat Nasional, so long as it keeps away from religious radicalism.
 

Barisan Nasional says MCA and MIC can join in too.

Party looks to recruit more members in time for GE15.

Members see the win as hope to do better in the next general election.

Decision-making process should involve more than just PTAs, parents and pupils, says wing chief.

Now more than ever, the Chinese party needs to make itself more attractive to a broad range of Malaysians, they say.