Archive - 26 March 2017

His body was reportedly taken to Cheras after 40 days at the morgue.

'Twelve people including a Rela member were arrested over the theft.'

Mahdzir Khalid says government teachers are subject to circulars and general orders. 

COMMENT | A name change for the opposition coalition will not do much to help swing voters.

Abdul Rahman Dahlan disputes Lim Guan Eng's facts over their aborted debate.

Putrajaya doesn't seem to see urgency in passing amendments, laments Ipoh Barat MP. 

PAA no longer allows police to pre-emptively declare an 'illegal assembly', says legal experts.

Padang Rengas is a rural area, kind of like Kubang Pasu, says minister.

Coalition leaders may discuss re-naming of Pakatan Harapan in the future, says DAP sec-gen.

Tourism minister gives his version of the awkward encounter with Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday.

English common law can't resolve crime, so give Islamic law a chance, says PAS No 2.

To her allies, Carrie Lam is a fighter, tough and capable. To others, Lam is divisive, vague and a bully.

The system will be tightened to prevent weapons from going missing.

The minister says discussions are still under way with various parties including Wisma Putra.

The CM reminds the minister his corruption charge is unrelated to Taman Manggis, the debate topic.

This marks the first time Hong Kong will be led by a woman, replacing hugely unpopular Leung Chun-ying.

Equality before the law does not apply in the context of Act 355, says Ahmad Fairuz Abdul Halim.

Teresa Kok rubbishes Abdul Rahman's claims that Lim Kit Siang is not popular in DAP.

MALAYSIANS KINI | Malaccan Norashikin Ahmad, 24, has been rescuing dogs and cats since 2014.

The quake measuring 3.2 on the Richter scale occurred at 1.10am today.

YOURSAY | 'You forgot the S'gor voters were the ones who had gotten PAS where it is in the first place.'

YOURSAY | ‘My measurement is the food I consume becoming more expensive by the day.’

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

The minister just sat there and said nothing, recounts the ex-PM.

The ex-Umno deputy chief says there’s no point returning to an ‘utterly ruined’ party.