Archive - 6 May 2017

Deputy Home Minister Nur Jazlan says the riots on May 13, 1969 should serve as a lesson.

He says several parties were trying to create an issue out of the incident.

Abang Johari announces his cabinet reshuffle, the first after he assumed office last January.

‘The large numbers of proposals signifies the people’s moral support,’ it says.

Ayse Gul Karam however admits he’s a Gulen sympathiser, but not a member of the movement.

‘We have abolished the jury trials for almost 40 years,’ says R Nadeswaran.

‘The focus is for our leaders to fight BN,’ says the PKR vice-president.

‘More ground works need to be carried out,’ says prime minister’s wife Rosmah Mansor.

Writer Sheena Gurbakhash says folk are more interested in expressing their opinions than truth.

The MCA candidate, to be chosen by BN national leadership, will face DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang, says Johor MB.

Khaled Nordin says they will allocate RM350,000 for legal costs and treatment for eight of the teens injured in the JB incident.

Muhammad Rahimi Osman claims Sarawak Report's allegations will cost students accompanying Rosmah on the trip.

Mahathir has to get Chinese support to avoid getting wiped out in the next election, says the Umno minister. 

They claim of a failed plot to kill Kim Jong-un with a biochemical bomb at a parade in Pyongyang.

They are getting rid of officials seen as linked to an attempted coup last year.

Ismail Sabri says this includes RM32m in loans, expected to benefit 360 entrepreneurs.

PAS sec-gen cites the new 'professional' line-up of the party, while denying it would be the loser if the split happens.

Selayang MP urges Bank Negara to put in place tough laws to stop the scourge.

Arrests of Turkish nationals give rise to speculations of an overseas crackdown by the Erdogan government.

UPDATED 4PM | Party sec-gen Takiyuddin says Iskandar Samad has instead been ‘promoted’.

COMMENT | This two-part series examines the factors encouraging an attempted takeover.

Huawei P9 and Huawei Mate 9 series available at special prices. P10 Plus arrives in Dazzling Blue or Greenery

Home-made bomb detonated from the M'sian side of the Golok river injures five Thai border policemen. 

Suspect breaks into a house to flee a raiding police team and gets arrested after falling asleep. 

PAS is willing to work with anyone, including Umno, to empower Islam in the country, says Pasir Mas MP. 

The suspects, aged between 21 and 55, are being probed for rioting. 

The suspect shot at pursuing policemen after fleeing a routine police check. 

MP SPEAKS | All ICSB has to do is to say (i) what they have paid, (ii) when and (iii) what were the terms.

COMMENT | Leaders need to train themselves on how to work with the media.

This is compared to the Penang Island City Council’s enforcement against Malays (34pct).

And the DAP veteran reiterates he prefers to have this possibly last polls battle in Gelang Patah.

It’s a stark contrast from GE13, when the ex-PM urged voters to make the town Lim’s ‘burial ground’.

Needing Mahathir is a Hobson’s choice.

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

Ensuring folk remain as dumb and docile as possible.

YOURSAY | ‘With 60 percent Malay population, how can a non-Malay be PM without their support?’

YOURSAY | ‘Just act, irrespective of the culprit’s position, and you will be applauded.’