Archive - 17 July 2016

This is to stabilise the supply system in Johor Baru after the shutdown on Wednesday due to pollution in the Johor River.

Parents are encouraged to ensure their children are vaccinated.

The 17-year-old is now 10th in the Moto3 overall standings behind South African leader Brad Binder.

The PKR MP says this after Jais, Noh accuse him of opposing Selangor sultan in statement on Raya sermon.

Ahmad Izwan Mohamad Yatim, 30, had pleaded guilty to an alternative charge.

Noh Omar says this concept would only take place after getting the cabinet’s approval.

The landlords stress that MBPP should come out with regulations before issuing summonses.

The Universiti Malaya Association of New Youth (Umany) strongly criticises the suppression of freedom of speech by the government and urges the release of Safwan Anang.

Sarawak CID chief says police will use all existing channels to bring the suspect back.

The obligation of an individual or organisation to account for its activities, accept responsibility for them, and to disclose the results in a transparent manner may constitute accountability.

Today, July 17, has been declared as the annual Day of International Criminal Justice or International Justice Day by the Assembly of State Parties to the International Criminal Court (ICC). The date is chosen as it represents the date the Rome Statute that created the court was adopted on June 17, 1998.

Lim says Joceline Tan's article on possible snap polls has 'crossed the line'.

There are leaders in the coalition who do not respect Islam, says S'gor Umno chief.

The minister says they know his intention is to promote his son, Mukhriz.

UPDATED 5.05PM | S'gor Umno chief challenges PKR to act against Penampang MP on Friday sermon comment.

Others such as Abdul Wahid, Ibrahim, Rafidah and Khairuddin have called the list 'ridiculous'.

It's good that he has now marked himself as a clear enemy, says the Umno info chief.

'Are we saying that their gov't is a kafir harbi one?' asks UIAM don Maszlee Malik.

UPDATED 2.05PM | The DAP sec-gen says the coalition will issue a common stand on the matter.

UPDATED 1.27PM | Teoh Beng Hock Trust for Democracy will meet next month to pressure the police into action.

It says DAP is willing to learn, if shown it had erred on aspects of the religion.

MALAYSIANS KINI | Peter Kallang fights for their rights, their lands and rivers, at great personal cost.

Currently, we are being jolted with lots of severe crises that engulfing the nation. Interestingly, it is not even strangling the existing government, but more so, it stabs the opposition alliance as well.

Speakers from both sides of the divide at a forum on the issue differ on the approach.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore is looking at several aspects of the banks’ operations.

Fathul Bari says the mufti only meant a 'war of minds' and not physical harm.

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

MP SPEAKS | An audit needs to be conducted on all the applications which came under MyEG.

YOURSAY | ‘Today, after reading this article, I learnt that great things done never die.’

YOURSAY | 'How can a 'rojak' party with no clear purpose except to topple Najib be good for Malaysia?'