Archive - 26 February 2017

King Salman says he is ready to extend assistance and all resources.

They should conduct clinical studies and not rely on testimonials, deputy minister says.

'Fishermen receive subsidies, allowance and incentives, but kembong is still RM20/kg.'

This includes simulator machines and those where users try to pick up a toy using a claw.

'Those who live in KL, Penang and Singapore return to vote and influence others against BN.'

Two of them carry the title 'Datuk'. All three have been remanded.

The state visit by His Majesty King Salman Abdulaziz Al-Saud to Malaysia from Feb 26 to March 1 reminds me of the official visit by a Saudi prince to Kuala Lumpur in 1975.

All over Malaysia, Singapore and several other world destinations and capitals, Christians gathered offering prayers for a Malaysian pastor who was abducted in broad daylight on Feb 13.

UPDATED 7PM | The chemical which poisoned him has same properties as VX nerve agent, Subramaniam says.

A sentry found him unconcious in a cell, but when medical help arrives, it was too late.

The current system requires a long wait before receiving payment, says tourism and culture minister.

Doctors diagnose Yahaya Shafie, 83, with lung infection not long after sustaining a fall. 

This is over abuse of power involving RM80,000 worth of beauty and slimming treatments.

Inflation was a high 3.2 percent in January 2017, compared to last year, official data shows.

Hawker faces uphill task in registering his staff as workers, receives penalty in the process.

Media practitioners surround Kim Yu-song's car when he tries to leave. 

Abim's chief says cutting ties with an 'extremist' country will be of no loss to M'sia.

Housing and land issues are under the MB's porfolio, says Amanah deputy head Dzulkefly Ahmad.

Deputh health minister only read about it but never came into contact with the nerve agent before.

Muhyiddin Yassin finds it strange that the Johor ruler thinks he is arrogant only after he is no longer deputy prime minister.

King Salman brings his own escalator and two vehicles for the trip.

Ismail Sabri tells Sarawakians that if BN falls, bumiputeras will lose all their privileges.

If other MPs don't agree, there is nothing much PAS can do, says a party leader.

Travellers weigh in after today's KLIA2 police sweep.

COMMENT | The appointment of an interim PM may be an adept situational remedy.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Dr Chua Sook Ning forms NGO to bring this issue to the mainstream.

KINIGUIDE | EC rules say voters only have to be registered according to the MyKad address.

The sweep operation was carried out from 1.45am to 3am, says Selangor police chief.

It may have been intentional or otherwise, but Mahathir's talk of donations strikes a chord.

COMMENT | By Monday, Pastor Raymond Koh would have gone missing for two weeks.

Muhyiddin belts 'Ain't no mountain high enough', but Dr M does not croon along.

MP SPEAKS | The play of religion on politics is dangerous, especially in a country like Malaysia.

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

A Hazmat team sweeps KLIA2 following the discovery that Kim Jong-nam was killed using the highly toxic VX nerve agent.

‘Mostly, the ‘why’ is answered shortly. But not in this case.’

YOURSAY | ‘PAS has a political ambition to replace BN. Act 355 is the springboard.’

YOURSAY | ‘My silly question is why go complex when a simpler ‘solution’ would do.’