Archive - 20 September 2016

It will further divide the people by races and promote racial extremism, it says.

It insists at no time did PM raise the matter in his recent visit to Thailand, as alleged by Swiss daily.

Next-of-kin of the deceased have requested the LRT3 alignment project to be relocated from the area.

The rakyat's right to be informed is thus adversely affected, it holds.

Whatever the consequences, they will know who are the champions, says leader Jamal Md Yunos.

Lokman Adam tells the court this when testifying in Anwar's suit against Khairy Jamaluddin.

Chew Mei Fun says sharing the cases on the social networking sites could cause undue stress to the victims.

Award deferred to 2017 due to 'interventions' from the Wall Street Journal and New York Times, says committee chair.

Charles Santiago says police being used to suppress any form of dissent.

Lembaga Kemajuan Negeri Sabah ex-MD is accused of paying palm oil tycoon compensation for land belonging to state.

It finds no evidence company which was involved in buying and selling gold, was accepting deposits without licence.

'Come then, those that have died have died, here is another who wants to die'.

Judgment made in default of appearance in custodial death case. The four didn't show up in court.

UPDATED 6.40PM | Party veep rubbishes claim that the boundary changes boost PAS' chances in GE14.

Some amendments no longer suitable for implementation, says MB Mohamad Hasan.

UPDATED 6.11PM | If police can ask Jeff Ooi to surrender then why not Ali Tinju, queries Bersih chairperson.

Increasing the loan tenure to 40 years will further add to the total cost of financing, it says.

UPDATED 6.59PM | It denies  MCA or Umno were involved in the column being discontinued.

The Japan Times reports that Tokyo’s National Institute of Population and Social Security Research conducted a survey in 2015 and found that 40 percent of young Japanese single adults are virgins (The Sun, ‘Japan has too many virgins’, Tuesday, Sept 20, 2016).

People living near rivers and the sea are advised to take precautionary measures.

There are grounds for it if the search on his house did not go according to the law, says Syahredzan Johan.

UPDATED 7.30PM | DAP MP has to report back to the police in one month's time, says his lawyer Rayer.

UPDATED 3.45PM | Lim Guan Eng is wondering if Malaysia is now a police state, where the police cannot be questioned or reprimanded.

Rahim Thamby Chik pleads guilty to making offending comments against Selangor prince.

UPDATED 3.40PM | With PAS no longer an ally, the opposition coalition cannot be certain of retaining the state.

I was in Germany when I first heard about Taman Tugu. I was quite excited, as finally, we might have our own version of Central Park, New York; or Tiergarten, Berlin.

UPDATED 3.10PM | They will be feted in KLIA and paraded in KL in an open-top bus.

UPDATED 3.20PM | Ong Kian Ming, Eddie Ng and Ean Yong will collect signatures to oppose the EC’s proposals.

UPDATED 3PM | This is over the malapportionment of constituencies throughout the nation.

To YAB Lim Guan Eng, the Chief Minister of Penang and YB Jagdeep Singh Deo, exco member for Housing and Town & Country Planning.

Dr Huda Haron thanks all medical specialists who treated her father.

COMMENT | These are signs that the general election is indeed coming.

This reflects the country’s commitment to fulfill migration obligations, he says.

UPDATED 1.54PM | Perlis mufti says the state is not tied to any school of thought.

MyKMU says nothing suspicious about funding for Permata, it comes from the government.

UPDATED 2.05PM | Ex-journalist Sidek Kamiso is alleged to have breached the Communications and Multimedia Act.

Ahmad Khan Rahami is also charged with weapons-related offences, news reports say.

One objective is to achieve a more equitable sharing of the burden and responsibility.

DPM says representing PM at the assembly would be an exposure for him to perform on an international stage.

However, they say they have yet to be officially informed about the transfer refusal.

South-East Asia is fast becoming a key battleground for ride-hailing firms.

YOURSAY | ‘The layman can see solutions to the problems but not the government.’

YOURSAY | ‘The good news is that Rosmah can save us the cost of using ‘M’sian Air Force One’.

DAP rep says he only found out about Nazri’s visit after being informed by press friends.

An attack struck 18 trucks in a UN humanitarian aid convoy yesterday.

A reflection of poor leadership at the top of Umno.

UPDATED 12.28PM | It clarifies earlier report that she will receive Unesco award.

COMMENT | What is the political significance of the Anwar-Mahathir meeting?

He says the Act does not need a declaration by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.

YOURSAY | ‘Everybody will be thrilled to see once again the location of his brain.’

This is Perak Amanah’s reply to Zambry who rubbished a report categorising the state as poor.

UPDATED 9.25AM | Tony Pua says opposition supporters are bundled up in several constituencies.

This comes after it said it’s targetting co-op members to win eight seats in Selangor.

The cleaners are owed eight months’ wages after contractor allegedly absconded.

Salahuddin responds to PAS president’s claim that Amanah will one day kneel before PAS.

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