Those asking Malays to come together have been around for decades during which they beat the unity drum when it suited them.

THERE is something heart-breaking about the Teoh Beng Hock family's relentless pursuit of answers.

PICTURES of a well-known "Tan Sri" from Penang being led from a police car in handcuffs and wearing the dreaded orange tunic sent shivers through the business community in the state.

Many in PKR are not only expecting a lot from their new deputy president but they also see her as their next president and perhaps even the first woman prime minister.

An impending Cabinet reshuffle, two ministers quitting while another minister jumped ship and all this happening amid speculation that a former minister may make a comeback.

IT was an election where the winner seemed more stressed-out than the loser.

The Johor Mentri Besar has begun preparations for a state election next year and it will see friends in Putrajaya contest as "friendly rivals".

THE better man does not always win in politics and the curtain will come down on one person while it draws apart for another at the PKR congress this weekend.

Public opinion does not favour a father-daughter leadership in PKR but party insiders say Anwar has reached the end of his tether with Rafizi.

IT IS clear as daylight by now that Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli is not only fighting Nurul Izzah Anwar for the No 2 party post, he is fighting the PKR hierarchy.

THERE are cars parked outside Tun Musa Aman's house in Luyang almost every night, with people streaming in and out. It is as if little has changed since his days as Sabah Chief Minister except that so much has changed.

IT was a day when things seemed to happen at lightning speed.