Archive - 11 May 2017

Its sec-gen Saifuddin Nasution stresses that PKR has been consistent based on its record.

UPDATED 11.30PM | ‘We did not forget who taught us that DAP was a racist chauvinist party,’ he says.

A Buddhist devotee releases birds on Wesak Day at the Kechara Forest Retreat as a gesture of compassion and repentence.

The anniversary logo was screened on the digital display covering the DBKL headquarters.

Toh Chai Eun was quoted as saying that he did not mean any harm or to upset anyone.

Nazir was seated at the front row during Nurul Izzah’s speech at the World Economic Forum.

The trio from PAS will remain in their respective state government portfolios, says state party commissioner.

Though it is not involved in the recruitment of foreign labour, CGPV says it is concerned over the matter.

In his blog post, the PM speaks more about his new friend Jack Ma.

UPDATED 10.10PM | Despite its decision to sever ties with PKR, PAS remains vague on its presence in the Selangor gov't.

Syura council says PKR did not support, and even opposed, PAS' Islamic-related agendas.

Party reps lug a copier machine and a generator to make draft electoral rolls copies, which EC has stopped supplying.

In a filing with the London Stock Exchange, IPIC reveals the consent award was granted on Tuesday.

IWH-CREC had breached the contract by failing to meet outstanding payment obligations, says deputy PM.

This comes as the judge who allowed S'gor MB's application to be heard on its full merits is transferred. 

No use going after young officers while ignoring the elephant in the room, says Teo Nie Ching. 

Penanag CM urges tax department to reel in 'big economic criminals', not just catch small fry.

Zahid Hamidi says the wives and children of the men could also be sent back to Turkey. 

The statement congratulating Umno for its 71st anniversary is 'stupid, unethical and immoral', he adds.

The PM says the gov't never restricts freedom of expression, unless it involves sensitive issues.

Teng Chang Khim says change is not necessary, as long as PAS works within established framework.

The commission is nabbing bribe givers in mostly traffic offence-related cases.

The illegal workers should be treated as human trafficking victims, DAP lawmakers say.

PM's brother describes scandal as a 'very painful number of months in the international media'.

UPDATED 4.20PM | Umno information chief Annuar Musa however denies that there is such an instruction.

M'sia will lose out if it refuses to play the football match in Pyongyang, notes the FAM president.

Khaled Nordin says such demands are reverberating within the party as well.

Cops watch out for potential revenge strikes after death of Malacca-born militant Muhammad Wanndy in Syria.

Second finance minister says committee to oversee 1MDB rationalisation has served out its purpose, and not dismantled. 

Rizal Mansor wants the opposition to apologise for their accusations.

In less than 24 hours, Temerloh is once again hit by floods, followed by Raub in Pahang.

Tengku Razaleigh tells members to focus on Umno's original struggle of safeguarding people's welfare. 

Mr Prime Minister, the chief commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) really needs your help.

The foreign minister sings M'sia's praises at The Holy See in Rome.

UPDATED 3.20PM | However, their lawyers are seeking for a full acquittal from the court, not merely a discharge.

This is so the party can be a role model to the next generation who will take over the country, it says.

YOURSAY | ‘Now we need to cook it into a fantastic mix.’

MP SPEAKS | The scriptwriters are ensuring we are glued to our seats for another round of 1MDB suspense.

Deputy foreign minister says N Korea not only has issues with M'sia, but with other countries as well. 

Moon Jae-in also vows to make conglomerates in the country 'incorruptible'.

Another contractor is detained over their misappropriation and CBT case involving Zakat Pulau Pinang.

Let’s try the 3Rs - respect, recognition and reward.

368 cases have been reported in the capital so far this year, say cops.

A Tenaga Nasional Berhad project manager and a renovation company owner have been detained.

YOURSAY | ‘How you react represents what you believe is the right thing to do - for yourself, not others.’

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

A Mahathir-Najib showdown makes sense.

Bersatu's Tariq Ismail worries hiring of mainland Chinese on visit pass is widespread.