Archive - 25 May 2017

The include the main website of Al Jazeera television and local news site Mada Masr.

Opposition leader Jahara says ‘since our motions were rejected, we will not participate.’

Pantai 2 STD, the first underground water treatment plant, was completed in 72 months.

State reps question if the law would result in the exco ‘encroaching’ on the legislature’s powers.

JKM officers are accused of behaving like 'cowboys' and not helping those in need.

Garmin, the prime player in wearables technology for sports and fitness

Bank Negara governor says the (ringgit) level will be reflected by the economy’s strength.

Ahmad Awang shares how he was sidelined after challenging the PAS president.

It was reported that a car driver had fled the scene after a fatal accident at Jalan Duta, Kuala Lumpur on May 24, which killed a motorcyclist and pillion rider.

Hun Sen vows to stay on after more than three decades in power.

UPDATED 6.04PM | He says PAS reps remain committed to upholding the sultan's trust in them.

This is because the ruling party has not lived up to its promises, they claim.

The threats were made against him on an anti-DAP Facebook page.

Its deputy chief lauds the end of protectionism which has saddled Malaysians with large car loans.

'Not even once did he think of betraying the party and the country, or go as far as leaving the party.'

Ambassador Zahrain says this following a bomb explosion at a bus terminal in Jakarta last night.

The matter is under consideration, says Felda chairperson Shahrir Abdul Samad. 

It is disheartening to note that the opposition parties are now fighting who among their respective leaders would become the prime minister (PM) should they win the coming general election.

The workers will have to undergo a month of basic training in English, Bahasa and M'sian culture before starting work. 

Joko Widodo asks citizens to 'keep cool' in light of Ramadan preparations. 

Intelligence reveals the attacks are in retaliation to the death of the M'sian militant in Syria, says Zahid. 

Mustapa says Geely's proven track record would provide a lot of boost to Proton's sales performance.  

Rafizi wants Najib to explain if this is related to cases involving the prime minister's personal interests.

The Chinese billionaire's track record in turning round loss-making auto companies is expected to herald Proton into a new era.

'I think there is no benefit that can come from me answering the issue,' says minister.

This is part of ongoing investigations into the collection of protection money in Malacca.

When the data is broken down, it is clear that one particular demographic has greater reservations.

PAS Youth threatens legal action against the EC if the latter does not respond to alleged mass movement of voters in Kelantan. 

This after BN lists 51 'broken promises' made by Guan Eng to Penangites.

Tan Keng Liang says the opposition parties have differences in the choice of their PM candidate.

Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said its observation is a comprehensive rebuttal to Malaysia's application in Feb. 

'As I slip into my final years, month or days, I will watch as our beloved country is sold to foreigners...'

The fire did not involve any building in the hospital and was swiftly put out, says fire department spokesperson.  

Just because something is legal doesn't mean it's not corrupt, says Jomo Kwame Sundaram. 

UPDATED 11.52AM | The TN50 dialogue on education reveals serious English proficiency issues among students.

YOURSAY | ‘I still believe Malay M’sians are not that easily fooled by Perkasa or Zakir.’

Invest Selangor Berhad has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the State Government of Victoria, Australia

Court of Appeal in a majority decision orders L Subbarau @ Kamalanathan to make his defence on six counts for having images of leaked exam papers.    

The US patrol is the first such challenge to Beijing, since US President Donald Trump took office. 

If you’re wondering what's ‘kakistocracy’, please google it.

The Malaysian Bar is aghast that yet another person has died while in police custody. K Partiban, aged 34, who was being held by the police in Malacca under the Prevention of Crime Act 1959, was reportedly already dead when the police brought him to the hospital on May 22, 2017.

Khairul Azwan Harun however, says he's unsure if policy adjustments are needed to allow such schools to be revived.

'You can jog, cycle, but when you go to work you want to drive. Walk la.'

UPDATED 11.10AM | Sultan Sharafuddin also calls upon the public to stop speculations on state government's stability.

It shouldn’t be one of the three Ms.

UPDATED 10.54AM | The ex-PM however stresses Harapan must first win the general election, or it's just 'syiok sendiri'.

Christina Liew also says, contrary to BN's claim of opposition infighting, her party gets along well with other Harapan parties in the state. 

Lawyer also claims that Malay voters are prepared to shift their political support from BN, but lack a viable alternative. 

New book hopes to inspire M’sians to appreciate values and thoughts of nation's founding father.

In a sarcastic swipe, he claims this is because the AG will ensure the businessman is not arrested.

YOURSAY | ‘When one is full of ‘maruah’, there is no space for shame.’

UPDATED 9.13AM | The ex-DPM says Nazri's accusations were referring to funds for party use.

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

Invoke’s poll shows Anwar is still the most popular candidate, with Hadi a force to be reckoned with.