
Jawi gets lawyer's letter from Manji's publisher
'If it is necessary to refer it to the legal division, Jawi will handle it,' Jamil Khir Baharom discoses it today without elaborating.







UPDATED 5.32PM The Selangor MB says this in response to BN's call that Unisel waive tuition fees.

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The home ministry confirms that it will not release the its Bersih 3.0 video clip, for now.

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RON97 grade petrol price per litre has gone down by RM0.10 to RM2.80, effective tomorrow.


The Penang CM says his government is much stricter than BN in enforcing technical compliance when it comes to development.






Malaysia exported RM57.7 billion (US$18.2 billion) of goods in April, just shy of the RM57.8 billion reported in April of last year.



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It has uploaded its own footage to Youtube, with a focus on police brutality during Bersih 3.0.

Barisan Bertindak Nambikai chief alleges corruption over a developer being exempted from punishment.


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He counters that the re-opening of the file is persecution and he would let the public be the judge.


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DAP’s records shows voter forms submitted to EC had been rejected due to various reasons.

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PKR has doubts on the status of the land as it will be held by a companies not fully bumiputera owned.


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Rafizi Ramli says this is because such an act smells of ‘vindictive’ politics by BN.
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PKR strategic director Rafizi Ramli yesterday gave students a preview of PKR's education plan, which includes abolishing the PTPTN.



Former SCDF chief Peter Lim is accused of having corruptly obtained sexual gratification from two female vendors.




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‘I post this question to the JPJ. Can a number bid by Mr ABC be registered to a car owned by Mr DEF?'


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'Mahathir, have you ever seen such a crowd in Alor Setar in the umpteen years you stayed at Titi Gajah?'

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An unforeseen consequence has occurred - the new generation has aspirations beyond car, condo and cash.




The minister’s rejection of a voter verification exercise only shows the BN has 'something to hide', says the MB’s aide.

The Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission is empowered to probe complaints of police abuse. But it has not received any.


This is because BN leaders would not want to risk their future in order to stubbornly cling to power should they lose, he says.