Archive - 8 April 2016

Umno info chief says report clears 1MDB of complaints that RM42b went missing, RM2.6b went into Najib’s accounts.

Famous for its ‘syariah-compliant’ branding, it has been plagued with problems from takeoff last year.

The burning site is only 1km from a housing area, says state Fire and Rescue Department.

He says she landed at Bintulu at 7.30pm and was sent back on the next flight to KL 20 minutes later.

Firm sees red over DAP lawmaker's remarks about PAC report.

The telco has been deluged with negative comments for its unequal treatment to customers.

Minister and chief minister trade barbs even before a date is set for the debate.

It has gone from Asia's worst in 2015 to the region's best-performing currency.

UPDATED 9PM | It is now contesting in 11 seats, down from 19 in the last state elections.

Hasan Arifin says the panel also found that there was no ‘missing’ RM42 billion.

They also filed a report asking cops to probe leaders who signed the Citizens' Declaration.

Source reveals how Khaled and Sultan Ibrahim go way back and enjoy a cordial relationship.

Its majority shareholder admits the existence of share sale agreement but said deal didn't go through.

The graftbuster says it is one of the steps the anti-graft body itself recommends to instil integrity.

UPDATED 6.15PM | Forensics analyst testifies in the murder trial of DPP Anthony Kevin Morais.

He says BN had to campaign harder in order to secure more ballots from the Chinese.

Pandan MP also mulls suing Khalid over his remarks on the 'handcuff' issue.

Party says PM should resign as finance minister for weaknesses in 1MDB's management as noted by PAC.

UPDATED 6.05PM | It comes with conditions attached following the exit of Mahathir as its chairperson.

Since March this year, Maxis was drawn into a public relations crisis when one of its user by the name of ‘Jackson5759' shared his discontent on the Lowyat Forum. The article alleged that Maxis treated disinterested customers better than loyal customers. The article then went viral on social media and incited anger among hundreds of users.

He's focusing on the abuse of the OSA.

'We are a long way from reaching closure on this matter, I can assure you'.

Currently, Ikea has two stores in Cheras and Damansara, and plans to open one in Penang.

‘The debate will be without audience to ensure that the programme runs smoothly,’ he says.

UPDATED 4.27PM | MP wants PM to get 1MDB to hand banking records to PAC and AG to clear suspicion.

NCR holders seal agreement with companies and state gov't.

UPDATED 4.06PM | With Hasan Arifin at the helm, DAP lawmaker says, things were a little harder.

The transfer orders would be issued in about a week, with 50 officers involved for a start.

UPDATED 3.15PM | The DAP lawmaker suggests MACC or Bank Negara should track this overseas cash flow.

Wan Junaidi says this is in order to clear stockpiles and remove the risk of contamination.

The investigation into possible money-laundering is at an early stage.

Crlieyseha’s body was found about 10m from where incident happened in Samarahan.

‘The standby credit facility helped to stabilise the company,’ 1MDB says in a statement.

Khalid dismisses lawyer's claim that MP was instructed to keep his hands behind his back.

There are numerous issues and problems facing the country today, some very real and imminent. But are we getting closer to finding the truth or solving any of them?

Appointing sitting PM as chairperson is ‘stupid and ridiculous', according to Ideas.

Debate will allow the people to know the truth behind the Taman Manggis scandal, says Abdul Rahman Dahlan.

Seng Giaw correct in saying PM not directly involved in 1MDB scandal, adds DAP veteran.

Time for administration to distance itself from a ruler who appears headed for well-deserved disgrace, it says.

IPIC has close links with debt-laden 1MDB.

Fraudster pose as bosses in emails to order transfer of money.

It’s a standard operating procedure on the police’s part when bringing the accused to court, says Saiful Izham.

YOURSAY | ‘AG is a political appointee and does not automatically qualify for this honour.’

The bank says climate change threatens to drive 100 million more people into poverty.

He says the appointment was intended to disrupt corruption probe of the former president.

A tale that begins with boardroom tussles and royal outrage in Terengganu.

Sue anyone who does so, says Umno Veterans Malaysia.

Ride-sharing company accused of making misleading claims about background checks on drivers.

The president's name appeared as director of an offshore company.

It's just to get media attention and glamour, says Sekijang MP Anuar Abd Manap.

COMMENT | The longer one can remain in power, the easier it is to for cronies to thrive.

YOURSAY | ‘ Millions unaccounted for, yet PAC seems afraid to offend the alleged perpetrators.’

YOURSAY | Company leaders do not depend on audits to find out where money has gone.

It also shows ignorance of the BN lawmaker of the role of the AG, says Bar chief Steven Thiru.

Tough for DAP to convince voters the state needs stronger opposition.

There is urgent need to address the critical issue of securing our borders as part of the broader effort to secure our nation from threat against foreign enemies, terrorist threats, criminal activities which includes trafficking in drugs, the smuggling of weapons and other illegal contraband, and human trafficking.

This year marks the 101st anniversary of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (Anzac) landings at Gallipoli during World War One. On Monday April 25, 2016, the Australian and New Zealand High Commissions will host an Anzac Day Commemorative Dawn Service, at Tugu Negara (the National Monument), Jalan Parlimen, Lake Gardens, Kuala Lumpur.

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

Abu Backer Sidek asked the anti-graft body to expedite investigations against Penang chief minister.

KL police chief says the lawmakers have violated the Peaceful Assembly Act by not submitting a 10-day notice before the rally.