Archive - 26 January 2017

The Foreign Ministry said Ahmad Musa Alnuwayri Kamaruzaman's student visa had lapsed in November 2015.

Since July 1, 2,517 drug suspects have died in police operations by Jan 25, according to police statistics.

As the ruling Conservatives have a majority in the House of Commons, it is expected the legislation will pass easily.

Ministry also prepared to render assistance to the victims during post flood period to ease their burden.

Dzulkifli Ahmad says there has been one MACC arrest or charge per week this year.

'The state constituency coordinator and assistant coordinator can help monitor these projects.'

Farmer who was high on syabu remanded for seven days, brother and daughter remanded one day.

Saying it has made RM1.06 billion in profits from previous investments, it explains such investments is a long term affair.
 

This is over a gathering held over the assault.

It’s unity which makes or breaks the opposition.

UPDATED 7.30PM | 'Oh, this is another slander. Our family has never contacted Saiful,' she says.

Bahri Mohd Zin accuses her of making a false report over claims he abused his powers.

Decision maker of Iris is the board of directors, a statement from Iris says.

Topping his list is that the BMF issue, unlike 1MDB, was not directly linked to the government or the PM.

They also charge that one of the journalists was warned by department officers to not be like Bruno Manser.

Zuhdi says DAP, MCA and Gerakan's refusal to accept Islamic governance continue to be a stumbling block to reforms. 

In his greeting, Najib states the Chinese want a better and prosperous Malaysia for the future generation.

Counsel says there were two types of medication found in the maid's room which the post-mortem report did not deal with.

The idea was to urge all parties to fight Barisan Nasional, says Salahuddin.

The Selangor MB stresses that only with a unified opposition, can BN be defeated.

Hasan says he was no longer Pahang deputy menteri besar when he was offered the land by Pasdec, nor was he a state exco.

Minister says there will be a revisit of deep sea water search data, debris data, drifting pattern and satellite data.

Its CEO says currently three final shortlisted partners are doing due diligence on Proton.

Zulhazmi Shariff reiterates that his argument on the DPM post was based on the Federal Constitution.

PKR veep wonders if similar action will be taken against Tabung Haji's top management over 'problematic' investment deal approvals.

UPDATED 3.35PM | This is what CM Lim Guan Eng, surprised by a news report that PM Najib okayed the early election, wants to know.

The Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) now claims that the nation will be an extreme nation should the Chinese keep their votes close to their chest and favour the opposition instead in the coming general elections This seems like as though the Chinese are left with no other alternative but to support the ‘highly corrupt’ ruling coalition that has been at the helm since the British left.

COMMENT | What's next that Malaysians must give up, just because some do not want to make China feel uneasy?

Its chairperson says this is in light of the country hosting some 65,000 displaced Rohingya.

EDITORIAL | Malaysiakini wishes to impress fellow journalists on the importance of ethical reporting.

UPDATED 2.45PM | Ideas says it is wrong for the public to expect politicians to spend money on constituents.

Generation Y always want the 'easy way', says MACC deputy chief commissioner (prevention).

Given the new developments regarding the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA), Malaysia should withdraw from the agreement. It should also stop implementing changes in domestic laws and policies designed to comply with the TPPA. Also, the government should not rush into negotiations with the US on a bilateral trade agreement.

The location of the venue is too close to a hospital, and this could endanger lives, say the protesters. 

Nicholas (not his real name) finds himself in a dilemma when buying his first car.

Updated 2PM | Judge also orders the Bintulu MP to pay costs of RM40,000 to the former transport minister.

He says this should not be an excuse to not implement people-oriented projects.

Kuantan records the highest number of evacuees with 1,354 people, followed by Maran (1,079) and Jerantut (821)

The budget airline advises guests to arrive at least three hours before their flights to avoid congestion.

The announcement draws rebukes from both Republicans and Democrats.

A man walks past lanterns in the shape of roosters.

Nor Badli Munawir claims trial to five counts of CBT on five cheques totalling RM2.57 million.

They are implemented to help stimulate the country's economy, says Najib.

‘What? They are already swindling billions of ringgit...’

The death toll in the four-star hotel in the picturesque Apennine mountains has totalled 29.

The opposition should build a foundation to work from.

COMMENT | It represents a powerful identity marker for Tamils in the country.

YOURSAY | 'Madness is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.'

'Our village is getting narrower, day by day, because of the rampant logging,' says Rada Jambu.

COMMENT | Should the beds perhaps be appearing in front of Bukit Aman?

PAS principles are not a 'costume' to be paraded on the DAP stage, says info chief.

YOURSAY | ‘MACC ought to be commended for the recent spate of arrests, but alas, this is not to be.’

One of the privileges in life that is often taken for granted is mobility. The simple pleasure in life, which is the ability to walk out of your front door and go wherever you want, either by foot, car, bus, train or motorcycle.

TV producer Jules Ong says he and Lim Chee Too were verbally abused by 20 to 30 officers.

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