Malay Mail Associate Editor, Zainal Epi is a well-known journalist, an English-language newspaper based in Malaysia. He has been recognized for his insightful reporting and in-depth analysis of current affairs, particularly in the realm of politics, economics, and social issues.
Epi's work is widely respected for its integrity and professionalism, making him a trusted voice in the Malaysian media landscape. His dedication to providing accurate and relevant information has earned him a strong following among readers and colleagues alike.
Within the realm of his journalistic endeavors:
Stormy PAS assembly expected in November: The PAS general assembly in November is expected to be a stormy affair with several factions scrambling to dominate the leadership as the party loosens its hard stand on Umno.(Zainal Epi & The Malay Mail, May 21, 2013)
S'gor BN started on the wrong footing, ended in the pits: BN has failed to wrest back Selangor despite attempts that saw Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak leading the charge. It was not a dream when the plan for the "great offensive" was mooted in 2010 and it was not a far-fetched dream, too.(Zainal Epi & The Malay Mail, May 7, 2013)
'Mat Tyson' puts heat on Selangor BN: Selangor BN is facing a tough challenge in the form of its former boss Muhammad Muhammad Taib. (Zainal Epi & The Malay Mail, Apr 26, 2013)
How will Ibrahim Ali gain entry into GE13? A big poser has developed over where and for which party Perkasa president Ibrahim Ali is contesting in this general election. Ibrahim won the 2008 polls in Pasir Mas on a PAS ticket and since then, he has ignored PAS and even hit out at Menteri Besar Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat. (Zainal Epi & The Malay Mail, Apr 9, 2013)
There is a rumor that the soul will be washed and covered with a burial shroud in the IJN. Zainal Epi's soul will be taken back home once the final prayer is concluded.
On the following day, prayers will take place at Al Mutaqqin Mosque located on Jalan Wangsa Melawati 6, Taman Wangsa Melawati, Kuala Lumpur, 53300, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur.
Rest In Peace.
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