Archive - 8 October 2016

He says since the opposition are faced with differences, they are unable to reach a consensus.

Gerakan sec-gen Liang Teck Ming describes Shahruddin’s act as despicable.

Its deputy chief Dr Cheah Soon Hai says it was important for the party to seek solutions.

He says this clearly showed the former deputy premier wanted revenge.

Mah Siew Keong says a change in leadership could only be determined via an election.

Ex-PM says this is regardless of whether supporters rally for him or not.

The ex-minister says he for one will zip his lips to avoid interfering with MACC probe.

Minister says this on the contradictory statements made by ex-DPM as Bersatu president compared to when he was in Umno.

‘Chinese voters helped PAS to win,’ says former prime minister Dr Mahathir.

So far, the commission has recorded statements from 23 people in connection with the investigation on ‘Ops Water’.

Minister says this after Harimau Malaysia could only manage a scoreless draw with S'pore.

If possible, river reserves should no longer be used as sewage outlets or factory sites, says the minister.

The red shirt leader notes how Bersih was boxed in at the Sabak Bernam stadium.

Spad chief Syed Hamid says they should change if they want to compete with Uber, Grabcar and Blacklane.

Tricia Yeoh notes the double standards in public defence of Rizalman and others.

Raime Unggi from Sabah notes that the abuse of power happened in 2010.

This follows Shahruddin Md Salleh accepting the post of Bersatu secretary-general.

They have spent over seven years justifying the need to save their ancestral lands.

During the ceremony, he took the oath and pledged his loyalty to the Selangor Sultan.

The DAP supremo says the celebrated haul won't halt our slip down the corruption index.

UPDATED 5.45PM | The red shirts leader says there will be a more aggressive response to the next Bersih convoy.

College denies students are facing difficulty of having daily meals due to the suspension of the student allowance.

Especially regarding housing, food and transportation while at the same time spurring economic growth, it says.

UPDATED 5.25PM | The man was pelted with eggs before being assaulted while on his way home.

However, no arrests have been made so far, says the inspector-general of police.

Initial investigations found that the incident was either due to a short circuit or fuel leakage.

UPDATED 3PM | Gerakan Youth leader says it's where Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng currently facing corruption charges.

UPDATED 2.44PM | Tan Lian Hoe says parties must show unity and mutual respect to win GE14. 

Elizabeth Wong says the plants were shut down at 8.30pm and 10pm respectively last night.

The amount is about 60 percent of RM3.3 billion worth of projects handled by two civil servants.

They will however protest against alleged corruption in opposition held states, instead of electoral reform.

LIVE REPORTS | The nationwide convoy keeps running into opposing Umno-linked red shirts.

Madhu, along with friends, provide free medical care for the homeless, urban poor who can't afford basic medical needs.

Information trickles in from remote areas that were cut off by the storm.

UPDATED 12.24PM | The MP says they proposed such reforms in 2012, which BN was too 'arrogant' to adopt.

'The media's job is to investigate. That's their job,' says ambassador Joseph Y Yun.

Education Ministry fired him as chairperson of Malaysian Institute of Translation & Books.

COMMENT | Till today, the Malays are still struggling with their self-identity.

YOURSAY | ‘Negotiating with PAS is just like a dog chasing its tail, no end and no outcome.’

PAS has insisted that parties that want to cooperate with it must first ditch DAP.

‘If they are going to take that much money, they should follow the PM’s example.’

COMMENT | Maybe all we need is the right tick upon the ballot.

Two defections in both Perak and T’ganu will see change of power even before GE14.

MP SPEAKS | Shouldn’t these programmes be parked under existing ministries/departments?

YOURSAY | ‘The real question should be, ‘Does Umno represent Jamal Yunos?’’

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

Forever the butts of a far more serious joke.

A group of men in red T-shirts appeared as the convoy was about to leave for Sungai Petani.

YOURSAY | ‘It clearly shows that the corruption and bribe-taking was on a massive scale.’