Archive - 10 May 2017

Umno veep also urges the party's machinery to beef up its strategy to ward off 'attacks', come GE14. 

Amanah's Hanipa Maidin says the new line-up in his former party lacks the calibre to take on BN in GE14. 

The fight was triggered by an accidental knock between two men from the opposing groups, inside the pub.

The dress worn by the 12-year-old was in fact much shorter than shown in photo, claims Sophian Yusuf's lawyer.

PM urges M'sians to hold true to their respective religions and reject extremism and violence, to build a more gracious society.

'No amount of money can buy any exco or state assemblypersons so that they will form a new government with Umno'.

MP SPEAKS | DAP veteran wants MACC chief to explain if he will walk the talk to fight the corruption scourge. 

UPDATED 6.10PM | Noh Omar speculates that Azmin Ali recognises that PAS is powerful.

Members who left the party are a disgruntled lot who cannot be trusted, says Umno sec-gen. 

UPDATED 5.50PM | Selangor BN wants to win in Selangor before deciding on who gets to be menteri besar, says Noh Omar.

A follower of Buddha makes an offering during Wesak Day.

RON95 is now RM2.01 per litre while RON97 and diesel costs RM2.29 and RM1.95 per litre, respectively. 

Selangor gov't rep Elizabeth Wong denies a report claiming the revocation, and says the rules are very much still in place. 

We’ll go ahead with the peace process and do everything for peace in southern Thailand, its spokesperson says.

Felda landowners can do whatever they want with their property, says Jempol Bersatu head.

COMMENT | The scribbled notes by Pravin have added a new dimension to the police probe.

UPDATED 3.10PM | However, the PKR deputy chief declines to name him or her.

UPDATED 4.20PM | However, respondents favour Bersatu leaders such as Muhyiddin and Mahathir to be prime minister.

Malaysian Bar points out that tort of misfeasance in public office is derived from British common law which is applicable here.

UPDATED 3.20PM | The face-to-face survey of 3,000 respondents, done in July and August last year, was released by the party today.

They gather to show moral support and sympathy for the outgoing Jakarta governor, who has been jailed for blasphemy.

Azalina says the commissioner, who would be independent, would not only study the laws, but also the element and policy of the laws on child sexual crimes.

To move independently and study terms of element and policy of the laws on child sexual crimes, the minister adds.

We are in no way connected with the illegal manpower agents and urge aggrieved workers to make police reports, says CGPV.

M'sia should have either a unified court system for syariah and civil law, or Islamise the civil court, they suggest.

COMMENT | Which is becoming an increasingly racially and religiously acrimonious and divided nation...

The minister will also lead the discussion on ‘Towards a Regional Digital Single Market’ in Phnom Penh tomorrow.

Its programmes appear to be recruiting more foreigners than locals residing abroad, says the CEO.

Live broadcast of proceedings would encourage lawmakers to behave, says Mengkibol rep.

Lower taxes will draw more investors and create more taxable rich people, says Dan Mitchell.

YOURSAY | ‘I want to be PM too, perhaps not just PM of Malaysia, but of England…’

The purchase was revealed by the Finance Ministry in a parliamentary written reply.

This was an expected victory ending nearly a decade of conservative rule.

This comes in the fallout over Comey’s probe of Hillary Clinton’s emails last year.

COMMENT | ‘The real danger of fake news isn’t so much that it’s just blatantly false.’

YOURSAY | Land going back to the gov’t means we must cough up the money to make up the difference.

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

At least three of the 58 injured are children. Two of the victims are in critical condition.