Zarrah Morden is a journalist based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, focusing on local news and current affairs. She writes for Malaysiakini and her work has also appeared in Malay Mail. Zarrah covers a wide range of topics, including politics, social issues, and human interest stories, providing an in-depth analysis of the events shaping Malaysia's capital city.
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Zarrah Morden's coverage centers around local Malaysian politics and government announcements, with a focus on issues such as cabinet reshuffles, human rights, and education. Given her emphasis on expert commentary and government-related topics, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that offer insights from credible experts in these areas.
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The Parliament Special Select Committee (PSSC) on health has pledged to "cross check" claims by insurance companies alleging that they have suffered losses for the past few years.
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Suggesting only regional parties must stand in Sabah polls unfair, he adds.
Journalists express themselves, let off steam with art side projects.
KINIGUIDE | The recently concluded Dewan Rakyat sitting introduced a slew of Bills related to various aspects of the media and the internet.
Veteran lawyer-activist says judicial interference is an uncrossable red line.
By: Zarrah Morden
The Judicial Appointments Commission's (JAC) decisions should not be centred on the prime minister's approval, said members of a Bar Council forum today.
By: Zarrah Morden
Ferry operators at major islands in Malaysia will receive diesel subsidies, Transport Minister Anthony Loke said.
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