Archive - 30 July 2016

He says the establishment of a new party would only fire up unity among Umno members.

Zahid Hamidi says the gov’t has always acted swiftly to overcome problems.

The MAS has been questioning banks and financial institutions since last year.

‘He could do more wiping out of corruption as head of MACC,’ says Cynthia Gabriel.

NGOs are worried if Dzulkifli Ahmad can carry out his duties without fear or favour.

Paperwork for the move is in the works and will be ready next year, says Ariffin.

Aziz Bari wonders if the relevant service commissions are doing their job properly.

They lodge 10 reports claiming the video 'Oh My God' is offensive to Muslims.

Our parliamentary democracy is built on the principle of ‘check and balance’ of the executive who have been elected by the people. Independent institutions have the role of preventing abuse of power in public office and taking appropriate action on wrongdoers. Public accountability and good governance are an integral part of human rights and citizens’ action which are guaranteed by our Federal Constitution.

Guan Eng says the Penang DAP chair is his choice of replacement should he be convicted.

The PM says he will continue to lead as the nation's number one.

Eight parties had applied to be registered but three did not meet the conditions.

'We do not allow the display of posters with sexy models at public areas,' says Kota Baru municipal council president Zamri Ismail.

Police say they were part of a mob that damaged three temples in Tanjung Balai.

UPDATED 4.13PM | Muhyiddin stops short of saying he supports releasing Anwar from jail.

UPDATED 3.51PM | This is in response to speculation that he should become opposition leader.

UPDATED 2.54PM | Kit Siang is shocked at PM's claim the forfeitures do not directly involve the fund.

UPDATED 3.34PM | The ex-Umno deputy joins efforts to explain the scandal in simpler terms to the people.

Perkasa president and former Pasir Mas MP Ibrahim Ali weighs in on the proposed Kelantan snap polls.

Youth chief Wong Kah Woh says Nasruddin should go after 1MDB instead of DAP.

The local unit declined against the Singapore dollar to 3.0108/0169.

UPDATED 3.43 PM | It was lodged on an individual basis, says Khairy.

PAS MB Ahmad Yakob denies Kelantan Umno's claims of a need for snap polls because of infighting.

The daily reports the bank is complying and providing the documents to investigators.

MP SPEAKS | KPMG signed off the 1MDB accounts for the years ending March 2010, 2011 and 2012.

'Celaka GST, celaka GST,' says Lim.

‘It does confer benefits for all sorts of psychological conditions,’ says Dr Edward Chan.

The plantation group was commenting on a news report that FGV has attracted suitors.

SATIRE | When a new pirate leader becomes chief plunderer, one expects tumultuous times ahead.

Dr S Subramaniam says ketum had the characteristics of drugs like cannabis and heroin.

Following the gazetting of the Child Act (Amendment) 2015 on Monday, Women, Welfare and Community Well-being Minister of Sarawak Fatimah Abdullah has urged the Malaysian government to include a broader definition of rape in the amendments.

Maria Chin is astounded that certain quarters are against their efforts.

Otherwise, federal government will assume it's well off and doesn't need more money, says Lim.

High time for a gov’t that’s any good at all.

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

YOURSAY | ‘It must avoid three-cornered fights, whether in the snap polls if it happens, or in GE14.’

YOURSAY | ‘Never discussed at cabinet, but how much is the cost now? RM30b or RM60b?

YOURSAY | ‘A Malay-sian tsunami? Wishful thinking, but also wishful hoping.’