Archive - 24 February 2017

Johor Baru South police chief denies claims about the woman whose car mowed into a group of teenaged cyclists.

Saudi Arabia is now one of Malaysia's largest trading partners, says PM, adding that its investments are expected to create thousands of jobs.

They also want the Penang FA coach to be sacked.

Ex-MACC dvision head has nothing to do with inheritance tussle of his wife’s family, says Nor Maiza Abdullah.

Abdul Rahman Dahlan says EPF's exposure to 1MDB is only 0.027 percent of total investments.

Funds from the charity founded by the former president, and whose wife was the foundation's president, flowed to him.

Delegation led by Selangor PKR Youth chief Afzainizam Rahman filed report at Shah Alam Police District.

The disease and syndrome need to be identified before a cure is administered, says Amanah strategy director.

BNBBC portal claims Pakatan Harapan has divided PAS seats between Amanah and Bersatu.

He hopes it won't be political ruse to divert from pressing issues like the economy and 1MDB.

Similar reports against lecturers and staff of public institutions have gone unpunished, the DAP leader says.

It is time that the Malaysian government should speed up the efforts to abolish death penalty.

UPDATED 4.30PM | At this juncture, we don't see the need to dignify the statements and accusations against Malaysia, he adds.

UPDATED 4.24PM | Its representative rejects the petition, saying MRCB knows nothing about the incinerator project. 
 

UPDATED 3.50PM | 'We leave our diplomatic ties to the Foreign Ministry to carry out an assessment and present to the cabinet to decide.'

In the wake of a royal dressing down, a FB post recalls the fondness and respect Mahathir and the late ruler had for each other.

This is among the facilities to be introduced by MAHB to improve the queue management system. 

Embassy responds to IGP's statement that police have submitted an official letter.

UPDATED 7.20PM | MB alleges his father's name appeared on the electoral roll, long after he had died.

The PKR deputy defends his revelation, saying it has served to show Najib's weakness.

DAP's Sekinchan rep is alarmed by the addition of 1,614 new voters in the latest electoral roll.

Conventional thinking dictates that each family in this country should own a home. That has been an acceptable norm as a roof over one’s head is considered a basic necessity. A house is an appreciating asset that can possibly be passed down for generations. Home ownership has been relatively affordable for many years as income levels increase with economic growth.

KINIGUIDE | Just a drop of it on your skin can kill you in minutes.

IGP says there is a possibility of 'radioactive waste' from the use of VX nerve agent.

UPDATED 10.55PM | The women suffered adverse reactions due to handling the nerve agent without protective gear.

UPDATED 11.25PM | The duo have been on death row for a murder in Port Dickson that occurred 12 years ago.  

MP SPEAKS | The continued remand of the two teens linked to S Balamurugan's case is highly worrying.

INTERVIEW | Not all the young musicians see the SPO as a stepping-stone to a professional career.

UPDATED 1.28PM | Top cop says his deputy was misquoted by the media, and M'sia will not send people to Macau.

MIC treasurer-general urges IGP and AG to look into existing laws to revoke the immunity.

An oil trading manager says dancing contango is now not a profitable thing to do.

UPDATED 4.42PM | Suaram slams rearrest and chain remand of the teenagers, saying it is a blatant abuse of power by police.

She asks Trump to meet with her and her transgender sister.

How can one with ‘no experience’ head highest audit office?

YOURSAY | 'Why is it that PAS-PKR-DAP-Amanah works wonders in S'gor, but suddenly turns insufferable outside...?'

The IGP says they found 'VX nerve agent', a chemical outlawed under the Chemical Weapons Convention.

The Max Foundation raises funds to help Malaysians face cancer with dignity and hope.

COMMENT | It is about Jamal’s lack of sensitivity towards the Muslim community as a whole.

YOURSAY | ‘It’s this poor excuse of a man who is disrespecting Islam by (mis)using it to stop Kit Siang.’

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

While the Land Public Transport Commission (Spad) had drawn up plans to regulate ride-hailing services such as Uber by proposing amendments to relevant laws for tabling in Parliament next month, there had been no announcement on private shelters used for renting out for a fee.

The bizarre assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's estranged half-brother marks a departure.

The flight attendants' union estimates the sum for 2016 amounts to around RM1 million.