Archive - 19 January 2016

The inspector asked for RM40,000 to release a man arrested for a drug-related offence.

There were 675 street crime cases like theft and robberies, reported last year.

Police seized 1kg of ganja at the house of one of the suspects in Bangsar Baru.

The guns were made from easily-available material and had the capacity to kill.

They were sentenced to 12 months' jail each for burying the baby at a flat in Nilai.

More information will be released in due time, the oil and gas giant said.

PSM says Pakatan Harapan's opposition to the trade pact has been lacklustre.

A bag of rubbish and a gas cylinder under a tree sparks bomb fears.

It says the opposition party is trying to divert attention from the issue.

Police say they had received an application but it could not be processed.

The Axia accounted for 99,700 units, or 46.7pct, of Perodua’s entire sales for 2015.

This was one of the decisions adopted at today’s meeting of the National Security Council.

He says the index was important and close to his heart as the PM.

Among the guidelines are differentiating the trolley’s colour and separate payment counters.

Wong wanted to hold a spot in the queue, but his action led to the cops showing up.

Perkasa wants the pro-TPPA Majlis Perundingan Melayu to prove if it even has members.

UPDATED 6.50PM | The controversial 118-floor skyscraper project was earlier dubbed Warisan Merdeka. 

'Things seem to be doing the Mexican Shuffle – one step forward, two steps back.'

Counsel J Leela says this is since the case has been going on for almost eight years.

UPDATED 5.57PM | C Selvam is awaiting trial over a reckless driving charge and is unable to find work [VIDEO]

Responding to PKR Youth, Khalid calls on all parties to stop openly speculating on seats.

Lim is threatening to sue again after Nasrudin’s statement on the out-of-court deal.

Did the commision recommended any charges against the PM, he also asks.

He says it could strengthen unity especially in the Malay community.

Veteran newsman Kadir Jasin hopes they’ll ensure the economy does not decline further.

UPDATED 5.42PM | PKR says it never commented when PAS decided to attend functions with Umno president Najib. 

PPIPBM chief says right now 40 percent of its members were export-ready.

Wahid Omar says the management of the policies should enhance the gov’t’s revenue.

The court passed the sentence after Mali’s Corner Sdn Bhd pleaded guilty to the charge.

Azilah Hadri’s application for a royal pardon from the sultan of Selangor has once again spotlighted the case of Mongolian model and translator Altantuya Shaariibuu, who was murdered in October 2006.

UPDATED 4.50PM | PKR leader will also be writing to Tabung Haji and KWAP to block the deal.

Like all sentient beings, barn owls also have a place that they call ‘home’. They will then start a family and stay put in the area, which eventually becomes an owl colony.

Association decides to accept proposal to hold a joint cultural performance with DAP reps.

UPDATED 2.55PM | But organiser has yet to obtain permission to use Dataran Merdeka.

UPDATED 3.30PM | 'Everyone wants a conclusion so we can move on,' she says in an US news channel interview.

He also wants the ministry to check if the SJKC Pai Chee headmistress is qualified for the job.

Lee Bo was last seen outside the Mighty Current publishing house in Hong Kong.

Kamalia Yahdi and her friend Chang Voon Kiat plead not guilty to the charges.

UPDATED 1.45PM | PAC chief says chairperson Lodin's testimony will determine the need to call Bakke.

Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation says it suspects she was killed by illegal loggers.

COMMENT | Can this truly be adopted by Pakatan Harapan - and will it save or destroy the coalition?

UPDATED 3PM| It claims the huge reduction is due to the slump in global oil prices.

This because he used the UN Global Policy Model, says its CEO.

COMMENT | The move is imperative if it is to gain support among the Malays.

Mary Jane Importante Escalona was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison.

Ladyjek and Sister Ojek have seen business take off months after starting operations.

Thi is despite low oil prices, says the plantations industries and commodities minister.

The FB-owned communications service expects to offer complete encryption of messages.

Verbal feud continues. Kit Siang shuttles back and forth from the past, present and future to argue his case.

Malaysia is committed to uphold the 16 core principles of the Commonwealth Charter including democratic governance that over time has been enhanced and strengthened as well as the important role of Parliament, said Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zaid Hamidi. He was addressing the 23rd Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of the Commonwealth (CSPOC).

The airline is offering four varieties of the traditional laksa dishes.

Dr S Subramaniam says it was now functioning following repair and maintenance work.

His lawyer Gobind raises preliminary objections in the Sessions Court, urging AG to withdraw charge.

Building ‘patronage networks’ drives recruits to terrorist groups, says Transparency International.

MCA veep Chew Mei Fun slams PAS chief for ‘inflammatory accusations’ against Christian missionaries.

Tunku Mahkota Johor says this in response to MyKMU linking Johor football jersey launch to an old Nike advert.

He died of complications from rheumatoid arthritis, acute ulcerative colitis and pneumonia.

The dialogue with the state and project partner slated for yesterday has been put off to Sunday.

YOURSAY | ‘Piety, virtue and honesty are simply gov’t slogans to distract the people.’

This will help it shed its 'Chinese only' image, says PKR Youth secretary Chang Lih Kang.

YOURSAY | ‘It is the Malays, not necessarily Umno, who have the sole power to rule the country.’

‘Teens are watching porn at the back of classrooms, so a steamy novel won’t help.’

YOURSAY | ‘Subra, you are repeating what the lawyers have argued for seven years.’

YOURSAY | ‘Don’t blame social media, your ministers are capable of ridiculing themselves.’

Truth is also defined by what is not said.