
Positions are only temporary, says Zahid
Not mentioning any names, his speech addresses differences of opinion in Umno.

Not mentioning any names, his speech addresses differences of opinion in Umno.

Its sec-gen says there was an attempt to falsify information on the party takeover.

We will not tolerate groups that promote violence, says Khalid Abu Bakar.

Experts believe that the fight between G Palanivel and Dr S Subramaniam will be protracted affair.

UPDATED 8.50PM Umno deputy president lashes out at detractors amidst speculation that he'll be removed from party post.

He says signs are pointing in that direction and requires immediate remedial measures.

Salleh Said Keruak reminds Malaysians that Merdeka Day is about love for our country not hate for each other.

Deputy minister says police will be flexible as it considers Bersih 4 a peaceful rally.

UPDATED 7.53PM He is reported to have fallen while jogging, after a heart attack.

UPDATED 7.10PM Zahid will only have the post for two years until next GE, says Perkasa.

UPDATED 7.51PM They can only afford low-cost houses, says Ibrahim, in disagreeing with Najib.

MP also says that he and colleagues will do whatever they can to protect such whistleblowers.

In a 'dirty' house, your servant may steal money, cautions Louis Loh.

Administrators say they can even be suspended or expelled for taking part in the 'illegal' rally.

UPDATED 7.50PM However, Ibrahim Ali is tightlipped on whether he supports the rally or not.

Banks the world over are a bit too quiet about the billions that were transferred, says Dr M.




The jailed leader argued political conspiracy against him from ’98, in Sodomy II review.

UPDATED 5.23PM Give proof that this Arab has huge sums to donate, Mahathir tells DPM.


He says PM and Co should cease peddling the 'RM2.6 billion is donation' claim.

Group leader Jamal Yunos says this is for self-defence. He vows not to initiate violence.

Vocal banker Nazir Razak will be part of PM's new economic committee.

18 NGOs join the 'foul' cry over arrest of sit-in protesters outside Parliament.


The air quality in Seri Manjung, Perak has improved slightly, from an Air Pollutants Index (API) reading of 101 at 11am today to 99 at 5pm.

UPDATED 6.55PM DAP accuses police of double standard for not acting against open show of intimidation.

UPDATED 6.05PM Apart from the sec-gen, who has other duties in Penang, DAP leaders will camp out in KL.


Police sought a week-long remand but magistrate grants only three days.

Harapan Baru Youth wants the ex-deputy premier to save the country from bankruptcy.

UPDATED 3.20PM Institutional reforms sought by Bersih 4 will help economic recovery, says Bersih head.

UPDATED 3.16PM Police insistence on permission from DBKL is nonsense, says Bersih.

Tony Pua says this in light of the disclosure that the NRRT won't be probing 1MDB.

T-shirt sale is brisk but unlike at other locations, response is lukewarm.

UPDATED 2.25PM The trade body wants the situation rectified with transparency.


UPDATED 3.20PM Minister Paul Low will officiate the international convention organised by MACC.

After Switzerland, Khairuddin Abu Hassan goes to Singapore over 1MDB.

Zam also takes a swipe at Shahrir Samad for thinking about personal interests.

Interpol sec-gen's meeting with M'sian IGP may send wrong signals, warns a UK-based NGO.

Former PM says no one can believe the large sum of funds was actually a donation.

He says his ministry has worked hard to attract foreign investors to M'sia.


COMMENT Archbishop Leow offers sanctuary to Bersih marchers.

Saying the rally will have an adverse impact, minister urges it to be postponed.

Students only gathered for a peaceful protest in front of Parliament, deputy chief says.

Ex-IGP Musa Hassan says police body must approve transfers above ASP rank.

It reached 4.2990, the lowest since July 1998, and has weakened 18 percent in 2015.

Anti-graft body wants Jho Low, Nik Faisal and Suboh's families to appear before it.


YOURSAY ‘Since he cannot meet our expectations, why is he still there?’


Word should apply to the leader who led Malays to the current state, Umno veteran says.

This comes three months after agreeing to do so, reports Singapore’s Business Times.

COMMENT What prompts ordinary M’sians to come out and support Bersih 4?

Stall owner says it’s not a publicity stunt, he just wants to contribute to the cause.



Perhaps also a clue on who opposition MPs will back as next PM - at forum tonight.



YOURSAY ‘Whether they use Tasers or not, I am going to Bersih 4.’

#Langkahsiswa plans to continue camping once arrested comrades are released.



YOURSAY ‘You are not creating economic value; you are just flipping land assets.’

Such action must be against Al-Maunah, which advocates violence, says lawyer.