Archive - 3 April 2016

James Lee, 68, rues the rain and fog which is keeping him in Lukla overnight.

Selangor-Kedah Super League match on Tuesday to shift to Selayang Stadium to avoid player injury.

The Jeli MP says a memorandum on the issue will be forwarded to the Kelantan government.

After the CM's Jalan Pinhorn bungalow, Penang Gerakan returns to the Taman Manggis deal.

Mohd Naroden Majais thanks the people of Simunjan, in case he doesn't get selected to contest.

They will be sold for RM255,000 to RM260,000 per unit.

The cousin of Alice Lau was among four kidnapped last night in the waters of Semporna, Sabah.

There's heavy smoke from rampant open burning, in Papar, Beaufort and Kuala Penyu.

‘The people are fed up with the opposition who are finding fault with the PM,’ says Ismail Sabri.

He says it's probing Guan Eng with lightning speed, and wants to know if it investigated PM with same intensity.

Rioting took place last night in the Brussels district of Molenbeek, home to organisers of attacks.

Even leaving politics aside, I think the whole debate over the future of Proton and the National Automobile Policy (NAP) is filled with baloney and hot air.

No details on how it would be carried out or when it would take effect.

N Yogaraja was part of the team of first responders during the 1993 tragedy.

S'WAK POLLS | Mohamad Ali moves to Stakan, Abdul Karim stays in Asajaya, Adenan announces.

He receives a standing ovation from students at the American University in Washington DC.

Zahid says the trade is only benefitting one side. 

It did not invest or transfer funds directly, or indirectly, to Red Granite, 1MDB says today.

A group of armed men kidnapped four Malaysians off Pulau Ligitan last Friday.

UPDATED 4.33PM | Its candidates, all Sarawakians, will contest in mix of urban and rural seats.

UPDATED 4.46PM | He takes shot at Harapan for failing to draw the numbers when PAS was in the picture.

MP SPEAKS | Debunking Najib's blaming low education for high living costs rather than GST.

Ahmad Said claims current MB Ahmad Razif is in risk of losing his position.

In rally at KL yesterday, Muhammad Zhafran stuck a caricature of the PM on a police car.

UPDATED 2.23PM | Ku Li says attempt to get Agong to respond to a citizens' declaration won't succeed.

It wants Umno deputy minister to withdraw reported remark that M'sians living abroad unpatriotic.

UPDATED 1.33PM | I must support my president, I've never been a Mahathir man, he asserts.

Dr Poh Soo Kai releases revisionist account that seeks to debunk Lee Kuan Yew's story of S'pore.

COMMENT | A mere politician is not concerned about his legacy as prime minister, or how he will be judged in history.

RECAP | Key headlines that you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

AmBank founder’s son says M’sia has proven to the entire world highest-scale money laundering is a breeze.

Here are seven of the prime minister’s achievements we love and seven more we love to hate.

The Malaysian authorities must drop sedition investigations against four lawyers of the Malaysian Bar, in connection with an approved motion from their organisation that urged the resignation of the attorney-general. These investigations are the most recent effort by the authorities to harass and intimidate critics of the government and undermine the independence of the Bar, the sole body representing practising lawyers in peninsular Malaysia.