Archive - 17 April 2017

They want the 'wall' that separated the races in the country to be demolished, says minister.

Minister says anyone who has proof of him engaged in corruption should report it to MACC.

Police say preliminary reports showed some cash missing.

If proven, Hatyai police say it would lodge a report against Chong for making false allegations. 

UPDATED 10.11PM | 'Complete our homes first', reads a banner by protesters as Najib breaks ground for new DBKL project.

The accused planned the attack to punish those who patronised the premises 'regarded as a place of vice'.

Police say a bomb squad set off a small explosion to destroy the package.

UPDATED 7.40PM | Cartoon depicting him as a monkey was published due to ignorance on religious sensitivities, he says.

MACC head urges senators to declare corruption public enemy number one.

Putrajaya wants Malaysians to bring back gold at the WorldSkills Competition 2017.

Yew Teong Look responds to Rizalman who says Umno could win Bandar Tun Razak seat if given mandate to contest.

Prisoners say they would fast until Israel accepts a 13-item demands list, including visitation rights.

This is for smashing the windscreen of a car belonging to a friend of his younger sibling.

Court sets bail at RM100,000 for the duo. 

PAP says Othman was an integral member of Singapore's first cabinet formed by the late Lee Kuan Yew.

There are other tasks, but Hishammuddin Hussein is keeping his cards close to his chest.

Mohd Amar Nik Abdullah says among all parties, PAS is the healthiest of all.

A NewGen Party faction claims they were in the dark over name change.

Frankie Chua Siong Kia, 30, also faces two more charges, including criminal intimidation. 

This comes after his lawyer Shafee Abdullah failed to abide by court directive to file written submission on time.

Many Selangor voters took a day off to face their objectors at EC's hearing, but they were all absent.

These are the humble personal opinions of a fellow Medical Officer.

Amanah's assemblyperson Husam Musa says the state order should be limited to Muslim businesses only.

Ezam Mohd Nor however, says Najib will remain in power, despite speculations surrounding Hishammuddin's appointment. 

Former PAS veep Husam Musa does not believe he and the PKR leader have the same source on 'RM90 million' claim.

Judge dismisses RS Vishnu Moorthy's habeas corpus for release from detention as the application 'is not in order'.

Perak DAP slams the new imported construction steel duty that is set to push up building costs.

Saiful didn't make the SD but the doctor who said 'no anal tear' did, Rafizi adds.

Rafizi Ramli says he is not after money, just the truth.

Sungai Petani's Johari Abdul asks if Bashah's talk of water plants holds any water.

UPDATED 2.50PM | Anwar's latest suit claims that his Sodomy II conviction is the result of perjured evidence.

UPDATED 12.30PM | The letter with the purportedly forged signature of Najib was sent to a corporate company, seeking support for GE14. 

YOURSAY | 'Now we know how much respect the PM has for old people. Pensioners, please take note.'

This is the debate with his former special assistant-turned-rival Haris Che Mat.

The election of the governor is seen also as a referendum on the nation’s secularism.

In the video, the suspect had also claimed to have killed more than a dozen other people.

Mere letter of admission from the donor won't prove no wrongdoing in the RM2.6b controversy, says former PM.

The bigots will oppose all who disagree with them.

The US, allies and China are weighing options after N Korea’s missile test.

COMMENT | BN does not tackle serious problems, including illegal land occupation - but gives free petrol and makes hospital visits.

COMMENT | Reliving Karpal Singh's last Dewan sitting as we mark the third anniversary of his passing.

COMMENT | As long as Zakir remains in Malaysia, he will drag Malaysia further down.

Easter Sunday turns memorial for the IS bombings of the previous week.

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

YOURSAY | ‘Nik Abduh, if you know something wrong, you should speak out.’