Archive - 5 June 2017

Putrajaya also backs Grab as the official transport provider for SEA Games 2017.

The Home Minister says event will only hurt the Muslims if it was allowed to be held.

Police say they are investigating if the incident is terrorism related.

Mustafar Ali says they can be blacklisted between one to five years based on the offences committed.

UPDATED 7.48PM | Meanwhile, MACC top guns were not keen to discuss the delay in the SRC probe.

Everything is going according to schedule and Putrajaya is looking for the best offer.

UPDATED 8PM | He claims he was unaware of directive not to keep anyone in North Klang lock-up facilities.

Only then it will consider whether to invest, as 'we don't have the ability to go at it ourselves', says CEO.

UPDATED 6.54PM | A detainee tells of how death-in-custody victim Balamurugan was beaten by a police officer.

KWAP is not worried because the loan to SRC comes with a government guarantee, says CEO.

This amid growing concern about the US' global role after its withdrawal from key pacts. 

Kajang Hospital apparently mistaken the late Hassan Abdullah @ Lim Ah San for someone else.

The transaction, if completed, would mark Petronas' biggest upstream stake sale since oil prices started falling more than two years ago.

After posing four questions, Nik Nazmi claims Najib and Shafee will continue to keep mum on the allegations.

MCA president Liow Tiong Lai agrees with the IGP on blacklisting Grace Lam.

The Malaysian gov't should uphold and even scale up its climate change promises.

The stadium board post can be given to the state exco in charge of youth and sports, the party adds.

Calling for a probe, Tuan Ibrahim recalls minister Nancy Shukri's remarks on the payment for Shafee in 2015.

This opens up the worst rift in years among some of the most powerful states in the Arab world.

If this was practised again, BN would appear no less like the opposition, says president Dr Sim Kui Hian.

Islam is a peaceful religion which values and cherishes life, mutual respect, and tolerance towards all.

The state has nothing to do with the sale of the private, seafront land, Guan Eng tells one and all.

This is for money allegedly given in return for the accused to 'assist' the CEO, who was probed by the MACC.

Idris Haron says state had a responsibility to provide infrastructure but did not have sufficient income to meet costs.

PAS president strolls down memory lane amid heated discussion on who will be Pakatan Harapan's prime minister.

Malaysia welcomes foreign investments and competition, but the playing field must be level.

COMMENT | In S’wak. stretches of the Ba’Kelalan-Long Semadoh road are just muddy tracks.
 

Don't be surprised if PM is accused of buying cat food with 1MDB funds as well, it says.

Firstly, thank you to the ‘We Anti -Kepong Incinerator Group’ for their 2,000-plus Facebook likes.

UPDATED 12.18PM | This issue has to be decided by Harapan, says the jailed opposition leader.

Use of military and police assets and arrests alone not enough, Najib says at the monthly assembly of PM's Dept.

If not, they will come back to repeat crimes, says PKR treasurer-general Tan Yee Kew.

COMMENT | Perhaps only in theory are Sabah and Sarawak considered equal partners of the federation.

UPDATED 12.04PM | S'gor Syariah Appeals Court says it is bound by existing legal definition of zina. 

The canal, if realised, will make seaports in Malaysia and Singapore redundant.

Governments around the world must unite on the war against all forms of 'terror' and not just the 'ism' of terrorism.

YOURSAY | ‘If the allegations aren't true, then why aren't they issuing denials or suing S'wak Report?’

If anyone needs a 'Drama Minggu Ini', look at what is unfolding before our eyes...

Mayor Sadiq Khan’s office responds he has more important things to do than reply Trump.

COMMENT | The lure of PRC money and political support has proven too irresistible.

We are merely fighting for our right to improve ourselves, and to be treated as fellow human beings, they say.

COMMENT | ‘As a stable moderate Muslim country, M’sia should be careful who it chooses to get into bed with.’

She sees award as a "tremendous boost" for anti-corruption activists working against the odds in difficult situations.

YOURSAY | ‘Indeed, Umno folk should be clamouring for Najib to reveal his bank statements.’

KINI ROUNDUP | Headlines from yesterday you may have missed, in brief

Twelve have been arrested so far in connection with the London Bridge, Borough Market attacks.