Archive - 8 May 2017

Felda chairperson responds to Anak and Hisbah signing an agreement on the matter.

Veteran PAS leader Mustafa Ali opts for silence after being dropped from central committee.

IGP says Muhammad Wanndy, the mastermind behind last year's Puchong attack, was killed in Syria.

Duration of training courses can range from a day to over a year. They are not effective if organisers, trainers or participants have a poor understanding of what constitutes training.

It is raining every day because of La Nina, and authorities are worried about floods.

The gov't is able to mitigate the risk and see the opportunities it could gain from the project, says an economist.

Syed Mehdhar says he is not the chairperson of Al-Abrar Foundation, alleged to have received SRC funds.

It is only reasonable to expect new TRX City owners, MOF Inc, to seek new directors, says 1MDB boss.

This is to ensure stability for the people in the state, says PAS veep.

Ihsan Aslan's wife tearfully shares how her son, who is on the autism spectrum, is affected.

Bernama is proud of disseminating accurate and truthful news for 50 years.

Pekan folk must finish the job they started in 1999, says Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

We are not in discussions to bid for the project, says the property developer.

Party veep Junz Wong questions mechanism of abolition of cabotage and if it's just an election promise.

Moderate Malay-Muslims concerned over too much tolerance given to controversial televangelist Zakir Naik.

Among causes of death were tuberculosis and HIV, says Home Ministry.

UPDATED 8.45PM | Ex-civil servant and prominent activist Anwar Fazal warns how such deals breed corruption.

These were flown into the country from Ghana and Congo, says the Customs Dept.

Petronas is ‘exploring options’ in the North American liquefied natural gas industry.

State firm Kumpulan Prasana Rakyat Johor Sdn Bhd will suffer massive losses if the deal falls through, they argue.

The probe is being conducted by the HSA ICU Ward Fire Incident Independent Investigation Committee.

The judge asks for the defamation suit over the Sulu princess photo incident to try mediation first.

After the Bandar Malaysia deal fiasco, will other projects be affected?

SPECIAL REPORT | Workers from China learn the hard way that the grass is not always greener on the other side.

UPDATED 2.52PM | 'Bebaskan Anwar' roadshows to be held across the nation, says NGO Otai Reformis. 

They will decide whether to wait for outcome of Lim Guan Eng vs Perkasa, NST and Utusan Malaysia cases.

Kempas assemblyperson hopes GLCs won't take the easy route and make use of the assets themselves.

All 13 BN parties exercise tolerance and compromise in resolving grave issues, says the Pahang MB. 

Anti-graft panel to host nationwide 'meet-the-people' sessions to bolster initiatives.

UPDATED 11.47AM | Asri welcomes news of improved ties - and reminds all not to remain silent against evil.

COMMENT | I’m talking about style of leadership, governance and political challenges.

MP SPEAKS | Or, for that matter, that I want the post so as to make my son Guan Eng the deputy prime minister?

Brigitte Macron will keep coaching her husband, but on a bigger stage now.

There are currently over 14,000 registered pharmacists in the country, one to every 2,344 citizens.

Indoctrination has reduced some Malays to zombies.

Abdul Hasib and a number of other IS commanders were killed in an operation on April 27.

YOURSAY | 'Now it's Adam Rosly's turn to declare his assets and liabilities. Just do it.'

Children make up 62pct of more than 1.8m South Sudanese refugees who have fled to neighbouring African states.

France's youngest leader since Napoleon, his winning margin of 65.5-34.5 percent is wider than surveys predicted.

Violence or the threat of it is part of our fabric.

Today, His Majesty will attend a briefing on the transformation and operation of RMN.

YOURSAY | ‘As long as there is air in your lungs and your heart still beating strong, your fight is not over.’

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