Archive - 23 June 2017

Khalid says their own standard operating procedure for each case to be settled in three months.

Wan Mohamad from Shah Alam division wants a probe into the wealth of the former premier's family.

Khalid says he just received information that the news report on Dr Mahmud's death was not true.

Umno info chief says the 'propaganda paper' has shown blatant favouritism for the opposition the last 19 years.

Gerak's Zaharom Nain says such cases must not be covered up just to maintain the 'good name' of a university.

This will be the CEO's second and final extension to submit a reply. 

DAP's Chan Foong Hin says the only way to fight for state autonomy is through parliamentary reform.

The Malaysian Bar is also disturbed by the media coverage which appears muted.

Vell Paari says this happened even during Dr Mahathir Mohamad's time as prime minister.

'Victory for Muslims begins only when they forgive each other for the sake of unity', says PM in a blog posting.

The construction company's chairperson says the 'bloated' fees matter was discussed during Apr 6 meeting with the works minister.

He tells Kubang Pasu Umno members to join Bersatu where the 'true spirit' of Umno lives on.

Festivities are now clouded with financial uncertainties.

COMMENT | A rare positive outcome for LGBT group as Health Ministry reframes terms in youth video competition. 

He promises to strengthen Dewan Negara's functions so that it remains relevant in highlighting the people's problems.

The two agencies will share information, expertise, technology and their respective studies as a strategic medium for collaboration.

The professional planning body and industry regulator has thorough standard operating procedures, says the minister. 

UPDATED 5.18PM | The 'unrealistic dreams' of Proton's former chief tester were indulged for too long, says PM.

Muhyiddin Yassin says this is one of the things which an RCI on 1MDB must investigate.

UPDATED 4.15PM | Revival of Proton and Lotus will not be an easy task in a market with fierce competition, says ZGH chair.

Tan's Facebook post has vindicated Gerakan's claims about overdevelopment in Penang, Dominic Lau says.

He did not raise it in the cabinet during Mahathir's time, claims Bersatu president.

UPDATED 3.30PM | PM vows Malaysia will not lose its sovereignty under his watch at Geely-DRB-Hicom signing ceremony.

Suaram and FIDH reports activist Han Hui Hui is now on Immigration's blacklist and was deported last Sunday.

'We have to chart a clear path for stolen assets, goods, and jewels to be returned to this country.'

The youths are also heard swearing at each other and are believed to have been playing truant.

UPDATED 3.13PM | The lawyer-cum-activist claims trial to the charge and is granted bail.

A meeting to clear the air over a turns fatal for a 22-year-old in Besut.

'The proposer must demonstrate how their proposal focuses on the key themes of serving people and the national interest of M'sia.'

The historic walk from church to mosque wants to dispel attempts to sow disharmony.

Party info chief admits 'original proposal' to put Muhyiddin Yassin as Harapan president, to strengthen Harapan to face GE14.  

Studies show that statistics on bullying cases in Malaysia stand unchanged at two percent. 

Is it Mahathir, Muhyiddin, Anwar or Wan Azizah?

S Kesavan was protesting outside the EC HQ in Putrajaya, against several issues, including the sudden surge in new voters' registration.

The authorities fear they will enter the country by posing as illegal immigrants or fishermen.

‘We are sorry, Sir... These have been trying days for you and the family.’

BN Kedah service centres statewide will sell cheaper beef and other produce for a day.

Caretaker and devotees wins a bid to stop the demolition Hock Sui Tong temple in Kepong.
 

It is important to stamp out extremism, especially when militants are eyeing to establish new grounds here, says Lim Kit Siang.

YOURSAY | 'A civilised government would not allow money to be laundered on their soil.'

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

Commentary in BNBBC’s website says Malaysiakini duped the world media on the ‘fictitious’ rock.

YOURSAY | ‘Only those whose assets are getting seized should panic.’

Anak’s Mazlan Aliman recalls when critics protested the listing of FGV, the PM took offence.

Anuar Manap denies accusations Bersatu members are being paid to ditch the party.

PHOTO ESSAY | Soak up the atmosphere at Jalan TAR on the last Sunday of Ramadan.