He was last seen leaving for work from his apartment at Menara Duta, Kuala Lumpur, Friday morning.
0Deputy minister Reezal Merican wants Malaysians organising 'illegal gatherings' abroad to be cautious and comply with local laws.
0They demand action against organisers for failing to stop rally-goers from committing 'seditious acts'.
0Both aircraft landed safely in Sibu later when visibility improved.
0He lauds the state's leadership and administrative machinery for gaining respect of local residents.
0Kuala Krai MP's daughter pleads, in response to calls about divorcing their spouse in an oath, if they leave the party.
0Lim Swee Say said he had no ill intention and natural that he would speak better of his own country.
0The man who holds a fake Turkish passport will be held at a prison in eastern Bangkok for 12 days.
0[UPDATED 8.20PM] The primary school students have been missing since Aug 23 and parents are distraught.
0Veteran activists Otai Reformasi say the gathering violates right to assemble as it threatens violence.
0Tengku Adnan says tabligh groups have come knocking, for addresses to be used in voter registration.
0Minister trains guns at Football Association but worries it may affect national team's eligibility abroad.
0'She can sue me, just sue me, I will accept it,' he tells journalists in Putrajaya.
0Rahman says this after DBKL officers tried to send a clean-up bill for the Bersih 4 rally but went to the wrong house.
0Salleh echoes PM in saying 'people power' can only be exercised through the ballot box.
0Khalid Samad tells PAS leaders to zip it as how he tackles broken oath is between him and God.
0The still-unidentified charred remains were recovered in the temple's bathroom.
0[UPDATED 3.42PM] They were ‘possessed’ by third parties in a bid to wreck the nation, says Tengku Adnan.
0Syerleena Rashid says Jawi sermon reeks of 'misogyny and chauvinism', and is not an Islamic value.
0Abdul Rahman Dahlan says it won't be wise as Umno has so many problems as it is.
0The minister clarifies that she did not say that a no-confidence motion cannot be tabled in Parliament.
0He admits Najib is 'not so well-liked' by the grassroots, but blames the opposition for 'poisoning' minds.
0'Space for freedom of expression is shrinking as authorities try to clamp down on dissent.'
0UPDATED 2.34PM Tajuddin Rahman says offenders lucky Umno is "well-mannered" or they would have faced the fist.
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ANALYSIS Malaysiakini looks at legal avenues anti-Najib forces can use to oust him from office.
0Tony Pua aks why cops more keen on probing act at Bersih than PM's RM2.6bil and 1MDB scandals.
0UPDATED 1.24PM This comes amid speculation deputy president Muhyiddin Yassin may be sacked next week.
0MP SPEAKS Kit Siang says the international PR disaster must be addressed immediately.
0YOURSAY ‘Surely a PM is supposed to be able to handle so-called 'hostile' questions.’
0COMMENT The authorities' failure to see rally as a constructive movement will give rise to more civil society action.
0YOURSAY ‘Why are rally leaders the ones to have the honour to be charged?’
0YOURSAY ‘There's only one 'right' in Malaysia, and that is Umno’s right.’
0YOURSAY ‘This is the most ridiculous statement coming from Bank Negara.’
0YOURSAY ‘The TI chief was the Peruvian attorney who investigated Fujimori.’
0‘In between, we cannot do anything that contravenes the constitution and laws.’
0Police claim the incident created ‘a tense situation’ that could lead to public disorder.
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They say no reasons for Umno to sack him but are ready to counter such a move.
0Abdul Rahman Dahlan mocks Bersih’s ‘dirty’ office, not realising the mistake.
00Jasa book says it only received RM1m in equity in 2009 and a short-term loan of RM950m in March 2015.
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