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Jun 17, 2017 · This interview was originally published in CLIVE issue #58 (June 2013). On some days, JUICE covers the lighter side of politics – from the zany antics of Dato’ Jamal Yunos to Theresa May’s nemesis Lord Buckethead. Follow us on Facebook to be in the know. Coffee and stories about Dad with Marina Mahathir and Nurul Izzah.
The Apple and The Tree: Life As Dr Mahathir’s Daughter is a 328-page glimpse of Marina, by Marina, in hopes that readers may relate to her beyond the one-dimensional aspect of a public persona. Read on to learn from Marina’s own words, why you should read her latest musing on her personal journey as a Malaysian activist and columnist, who ...
9789839950779. Size (L x W x H) 21 cm x 15 cm x 4 cm. Availability. Out Of Stock. Product. Description. Description. Marina's "Musings" columns for The Star newspaper -- compassionate, outspoken, liberated, and unabashedly liberal -- are a talking point in Malaysia's capital and throughout the country.
Dec 4, 2019 · Prestige talks to Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir as the founder of the online portal Zafigo and ZafigoX, the women’s travel event that helps women explore safely through informed travel and realise their full potential. Founded in 2017, ZafigoX is the a concept unique to Asia with a two-day line-up comprising of talks, panels, and workshops ...
Jan 1, 2024 · While 16 companies were under Mahathir Mohamad’s name and 29 were under his daughter Marina’s name, a jaw-dropping 156 were under Mirzan’s name and 158 were under Mokhzani’s whereas 126 were under Mukhriz’s name. Like the story of a boy who cried wolf, both Hadi and Mahathir were doing the same thing.
Jan 5, 2024 · Marina owns 52 companies, with estimated total assets worth USD9 billion. Mahathir had always claimed that it has never been his intention to create a “legacy” in the local scene. He had numerously touched on the subject of his children’s massive wealth, for example, as one that is as a result of hard work than the affiliation with the ...
Aug 27, 2019 · KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 27 — The High Court’s decision today on Muslim women rights advocacy group Sisters in Islam (SIS) sets a “very dangerous” precedent for companies with Muslim directors as it means Shariah law can be used on them, prominent activist Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir said today. Marina said the court’s ruling today had ...
