Archive - 14 February 2015

15,039 cases are reported nationwide in first five weeks of 2015.

However Mustapa Mohamed stresses that this is his personal view.

They are among eight couples detained by the Malacca Islamic Religious Department.

Ex-minister's 2013 post went viral shortly after the PAS spiritual leader's passing.

Different countries adopt their own criteria in regard to chocolates.

It says final award was RM93.88mil via open tender, after much pressure.

The Meteorological Dept adds that more rain will come after next month.

Indonesian president wants an end to country’s women working overseas.

UPDATED 7.10PM Panelists say amendment will create problems for converts.

UPDATED 8.15PM The demo started at Sogo and brought traffic to a standstill.

Hudud is Hadi's focus, while DAP urges all to bury ambitions that threaten Pakatan.

The premier wants Palanivel and Subra to update him on MIC's internal conflict.

Relatives from China protest, say MAS ‘inhumane’ and showed no concern.

Coalition of Indian NGOs fears giving copies of the Quran to non-Muslims.

They are inspired by the passing of PAS spiritual leader Nik Aziz.

UPDATED 4PM They stopped the delivery van and took away 100 copies.

Did 1MDB sign a loan agreement with a white knight or the devil, asks Tony Pua.

Penang wing refutes Bernama report party not ready for Permatang Pauh.

This is amid political attacks against Hatta for alleged anti-Hadi movement.

Dates for the impending Permatang Pauh and Chempaka polls must be set.

UPDATED 5.05PM ROS' prejudicial conduct must stop, the MIC chief says.

Obama says whether federal laws were violated will also be examined.

FREE YOURSAY ‘He may have gone but will continue to live in our hearts.’

COMMENT Can you name one foreign gov't which agrees with the decision?

Four arrested in Lahad Datu over long-stay visit passes to Pakistanis.

He spends some time putting at Pemadam golf competition at KLGCC.

COMMENT A rookie journalist reveals how Nik Aziz taught him valuable lessons.

FREE YOURSAY No discretion for him 'to charge an offender under the wrong law’.

FREE YOURSAY ‘One thing is for sure, there is no special treatment in Hell.’

COMMENT They turn up at behest of higher powers to ensure nation's security.

But the political cartoonist is unfazed by his latest stint in detention.