KINI ROUNDUP Here are the key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

Johor prince accuses Umno man of abusing position

Johor crown prince Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim accused Umno information chief Annuar Musa of using his position to "force" Mara and UniKL to sponsor the Kelantan Football Association (Kafa) which he formerly led.

Annuar insisted that not a sen of Mara funds went to Kafa. He also said Mara-owned UniKL was a private company that did not provide scholarships, therefore claims that sponsorship came at the expense of scholarships was not an issue.

Meanwhile, Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia Youth chief Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman lodged a police report against Annuar over the alleged abuse.

A 19-year old who was sentenced to two years' detention at a correctional institute for insulting the Johor crown prince failed in his bid at the Court of Appeal to reduce his sentence.

Jho Low used alias 'Eric Tan' for banking

Billionaire Jho Low, a central figure in the 1MDB scandal, used "Eric Tan" as an alias for opening bank accounts and companies, the Singapore Court heard.

Finance Minister II Johari Abdul Ghani assured that investors will return to Malaysia once the "noise" settled down.

He also ruled out a budget revision this year, something that was done in two previous budgets due to a shortfall of revenue from falling oil prices.

Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng claimed Bank Negara's measure to stabilise the ringgit by requiring exporters to convert no less than 75 percent of their export proceeds to ringgit was hurting businesses.

Cops crack down on insults against late CM

A man was arrested for making an alleged defamatory Facebook post against recently deceased Sarawak Chief Minister Adenan Satem.

Adenan, who was given a state funeral, was laid to rest at Samariang cemetery.

Federal minister Mohamed Nazri Aziz said BN can repeat its win in Sarawak in the next general election if Adenan's successor followed the late chief minister's leadership style.

Sarawak Deputy Chief Ministers Abang Johari Openg, Douglas Unggah Embas, state minister Awang Tengah Ali Hassan and federal minister Fadillah Yusof are said to be potential candidates to replace Adenan.

Other Kinibites

Retirement Fund Incorporated (KWAP) said a proposal to delist Felda Global Ventures, in which it had invested, must be justified as many investors would suffer losses.

Attorney-general Mohamed Apandi Ali warned of stern action against legal officers involved in corruption.

Malacca Chief Minister Idris Haron said the issue of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission questioning him should not be politicised by the opposition.

The Election Commission said the bad reputation it suffered was due to perception issues.

The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) is demanding RM34,000 in compensation from Bersih and the red shirts for their rallies on Nov 19 last year.

Looking ahead

Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng is expected to be questioned by police under the Sedition Act 1948.

Attorney-general Mohamed Apandi Ali, chief justice of Malaysia Arifin Zakaria and Bar Council president Steven Thiru are expected to deliver their speeches at the opening of the Legal Year 2017.