Archive - 27 March 2017

A witness says this in a trial of a doctor charged with causing the death of Zahid Hamidi's son-in-law.

Khairy Jamaluddin says they are bound by the rules set under general orders and policies set by the government.

Its director says they were picked up to assist investigations on a case of soliciting a RM4,000 bribe.

Thai Foreign Ministry says the woman also denied accusation on the use of separate room for recording statement.

PARLIAMENT | They have a tough time coping with living expenses in the Klang Valley, says Teresa Kok.

Lawyer says decision should not be construed as an admission by plaintiffs that there was no cause of action.

UPDATED 8.15PM | The Harapan leadership council also agrees on the need for common logo and manifesto.

Second finance minister says RM62.78m was used to hold elections in Sarawak, K Kangsar and Sg Besar.  

Lim Kit Siang says 'dirty' campaign to discredit him won't stop him from 'soldiering on' during GE14.

I wholeheartedly agree with the urging by human rights advocates that capital punishment be removed for all crimes currently punishable by death.

Former MB says if Haris can prove he has RM1 billion, he will donate the sum to two areas.

Jojie Kamaruddin wants to help the community by providing free food after her nasi lemak became a hit.

Education Minister Mahdzir Khalid says one of them holds a senior position in an opposition party.

A good way is assembling large crowds to sing our national anthem while watching the Jalur Gemilang being hoisted up the flagpole.

In turning down the dinner invitation, minister also cites a video where Pua answers if Guan Eng should go on leave.

There is no such thing as 'big brother and younger brother' in the opposition bloc, says Anthony Loke.

Was there any interference, and if yes, how, Rafizi Ramli tells the Umno minister to clarify.

'We can't be going around the world. That will takes us another 80 days,' judge says in S'wak land dispute.

This is the question posed by an article published in the PAS organ Harakah Daily.

PARLIAMENT | There are remedies for pregnant women who face discrimination at work, says deputy minister.

UPDATED 3.09PM | Amanah MP Siti Mariah says they can favour any party that can improve their welfare.

The 31-year-old accommodates the duo, despite knowing they are wanted by the police over a bomb attack. 

Malaysia needs wasatiyyah, or moderation, to combat hatred, says Najib Abdul Razak.

UPDATED 2.50PM | MACC gives assurance that action will be taken against the person who offered RM2m to the Ruler for a 'Tan Sri' title.

The carrier says the delay was due to unavailable parts to fix a technical problem.

Finance minister II is offered an hour to state his case at a fund-raising dinner for Petaling Jaya Utara voters.

Too early to discuss the need to revive abolished subsidy for RON 95, says the second finance minister.

UPDATED 12.25PM | April 14 fixed for ruling on whether political cartoonist can challenge the ban.

There is a possibility of Park destroying evidence against her, say prosecutors. 

YOURSAY | 'If a former chief judge of secular law now favours Islamic law, it brings his past judgments into question.'

The Chinese have invested more than RM9.25b in the properties, overtaking Singaporeans, says report.

PM meets two of the victims rescued last week, while Esscom says three others were rescued by Filipino forces last night.

He is willing to testify in the probe over possible Russian meddling in the 2016 election.

We were 'never forced into the joint venture' and had always been eyeing a partner like Aramco, says a Petronas chief.

MP SPEAKS | High ticket prices aside, a gov’t subsidy of RM15m was provided to the private company organising it - Pemandu Associates Sdn Bhd.

UPDATED 9.59AM | He notes the PAS chief keeps mum on 1MDB, but the grassroots may differ.

If Malays are not careful, they will wither away...

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

YOURSAY | ‘The root problem is our labour laws and the way 'slave labour' is brought into...’