Archive - 7 September 2015

He again lambasts the mammoth rally, claiming that it was out to topple the government and this wasn't allowed by the constitution.

In return, the government wants accountability from the public universities with regards to the conduct of their affairs.

The admission of guilt by the former PetroSaudi employee could expose those involved to potential offences.

Kanul said Mahathir had been very active of late and his cumulative actions showed that he had a motive.

[UPDATED 8.10PM] He notes some of them have been registered for years but their performance is at best 'mediocre'.

COMMENT Malaysia has been steadfast in its commitment to uphold human rights.

Called for questioning today, Tian Chua vows to challenge the constitutionality if charge.

UPDATED 7PM Minister threatens this if the NGO refuses to settle the clean-up bill for the recent Bersih 4 rally.

Racially-incited assembly could result in conflicts and destroy racial harmony, it says.

Cops probe 15-year-old girl and 20-year-old man under Penal Code for intending to cause fear or alarm to the public.

This is for her civil claim against her ex-employer for injuries and pain.

[UPDATED 8.31PM] Ambrin Buang says he is confident the deadline can be met as the corporation has handed over its documents to his department for the exercise.

In a joint statement he and his No 2, Ho Kay Tat, said they had pursued only corporate governance issues regarding 1MDB and held its management and board of directors accountable.

It wants the police to act with professionalism to maintain peace and order in these uncertain times.

COMMENT After 31 years, Pahang royals acknowledge end of their governing touch.

[UPDATED 8.18PM] The former advisory board member says repeated requests for profit and loss statements were not entertained.

All evidence had to be sent to the Chemistry Dept and Forensic Unit for analysis.

S'wak Report editor rues NST for ‘hatchet job', says she never took money for Justo leak.

UPDATED 5.45PM Malay NGOs willing to join rally for 'Malay dignity' but deny organising it.

DAP sec-gen says as it plans to contest DAP in next GE, clearly it has to be out.

Only 20 people are believed to have survived Thursday’s disaster.

PSM wants to know whether funds meant for paying wages were misappropriated or otherwise.

[UPDATED 6.06PM] Tian Chua says don't overreact and let the Bersih counter-rally exercise its right to public assembly.

Penang CM and DAP sec-gen is ‘not shocked’ by PAS chief’s plan to field its candidates in DAP-held seats.

Penang CM and DAP sec-gen is ‘not shocked’ by PAS chief’s plan to field its candidates in DAP-held seats.

Group says the stomping incident on picture of Najib and Hadi is being played up by certain quarters.

Some went to social media to say that the meteor had struck a helicopter.

UPDATED 4PM Its counsel Darryl Goon tells High Court suspension of its publications irrational, unreasonable.

MP SPEAKS Clearly, Islam forbids tribalism at the expense of justice.

[UPDATED 3.29PM] National squad coach Dollah Salleh has resigned over the stunning 10-0 defeat to UAE.

KINIBIZ MRCB and George Kent joint-venture edged out five other contenders.

'Finally, they found it,' Bersih cheekily remarks, after DBKL went to the wrong address last week.

UPDATED 1.24PM The PKR veep tweets he was called in to Dang Wangi today over the rally.

To prevent a vote swing, the party has tweaked its policy playbook.

The PAS splinter party's leader Mohamad Sabu said it has not decided to vote for or against hudud.

This is to counter its splinter party Amanah, which is keen to contest for PAS seats.

UPDATED 1.04PM Ti Lian Ker points to foe as sole source of racial tensions, asks not to target the Chinese community.

Dear Honorable Menteri Besar of Selangor,

I am writing with hearing the sad news on the approval of the atrocious East Klang Valley Expressway (EKVE) highway.

UPDATED 11.52AM The rally, being organised by Malay rights pressure groups, is to come out in support of PM Najib.

Bank Negara meets at the end of this week and most economists surveyed expect no change in benchmark interest rate.

They are Muar in Johor, Malacca City, Bukit Rambai, and Nilai, Negri Sembilan.

UPDATED 12.30PM Speaker evades questions on his stand, saying he’ll ‘cross the bridge when it comes’.

As police investigates into Kevin's disappearance, Apandi urges against any speculation over his whereabouts.

These will be in the nutraceutical and pharmaceutical sectors as well, says plantation industries minister.

The gov’t understands, recognises and will do its best for all Gen Y in Malaysia, the PM pledges.

COMMENT It is a clarion call to Malaysians to get out of their comfort zone.

UPDATED 2.27PM Muhyiddin and Shafie attended the first Umno political bureau meeting since their sacking.

Mystery continues as deputy minister says he was misquoted and only mentioned the prince as an example.

COMMENT It shows our leaders are being rejected by the younger generation.

This situation is expected to persist over Malaysian waters until Wednesday.

[UPDATED 12.01PM] Rizal Mansor says the easiest way to sell a story nowadays is to link Rosmah.

More than 400 people in Johor, including PAS members, have joined new party Amanah.

Khalid calls to stop speculation about burnt car belonging to AG officer and his involvement in 1MDB probe.

MP SPEAKS Not counting the many more at IACC meet the PM refused to attend, simply out of fear of being grilled.

YOURSAY ‘Which parts of these basic elements of democracy you don't understand?’

YOURSAY ‘If we leave it to God, why bother having police, judges and courts?’

This is the only way to restore public trust and respect in the police force, says Najib Rahman.