
RMAF to close Sungai Besi air base from Nov 31
The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) is set to close the Sungai Besi air base from Nov 31 and it will only be operational for helicopters.







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AirAsia-MAS bosses swat aside concerns of monopoly, saying the deal will benefit consumers.










Owners of heritage shops on Jalan Sultan are against acquisition of their properties.


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The deal marks a coup for AirAsia's Tony Fernandes, who has often been at odds with MAS.


MCA boss Chua Soi Lek was taken to task for ticking off his party colleague, Heng Seai Kie.
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The 25-seat gain over GE12 is seen as an outcome of the BN’s ham-fisted handling of the Bersih.


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The way the government reacted to Bersih worsened its credibility - but it can still recover, says Bersih chief.
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From deputy plantation industries and commodities minister, the MIC president is now Minister in the PM's Dept.


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Even before getting the green light, then-GM OC Phang had issued an offer letter to buy the 999.5 acre plot.

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A Muslim NGO rep claims copies of a quiz on Islam were shredded as Jais waited to enter DUMC.








He calls on homosexuals to 'keep coming out' to help battle homophobia, as he gets set to tie the knot with his American partner.


Deputy Education Minister Puad Zarkashi wants a 'faith crime act' be enacted as he says apostasy is spreading.

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The religious scholar says he only asked the dialogue be held behind closed doors by Home Ministry.

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The gov't has much to do, to prevent pitfalls in implementation, notes a poverty expert.

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The interviews cannot proceed as the prosecution objects to Anwar's presence.
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Sabah recorded the highest number of registration of undocumented migrants with 152,588.



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'Should Jais, as keepers of the faith, do its job even to the extent of disrespecting the religious beliefs of others?'

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'Don't let it become like in Sabah in which the state population increased three-fold in 10 years.'