Archive - 26 June 2017

A few hundred people had to spend the holiday in flood relief centres.

As the locals head home for Hari Raya, downtown KL is kept busy by foreigners.

Tourism and culture ministry believes 'Urutan Malaysia' is set to be a big hit with tourists.

PM can start by asking Umno and BN to stop spreading fake news, says Lim Kit Siang.

Kelantan Umno will count on undergraduates and intellectuals living outside the state to deliver.

Balik Pulau MP urges his Kepong colleague to advise Penang CM to slow down development in his constituency.

Lawyer P Uthayakumar, who represented the temple, wants to meet the developer and DBKL for further discussions.

UPDATED 5.57PM | Wife of missing pastor Raymond Koh hopes to meet the police soon for proper updates into the case.

The armed bandits get off with 1.5 million litres of diesel after seizing the Thai-registered vessel. 

Zaid's tweets criticising the pilot reportedly asking passengers to pray draws flak.

COMMENT | We can't help but have burning questions why others have found culprits, but we haven't.

'The IGP has done a disservice by releasing sensitive information into the case.'

The matter of how to disburse the tax collection is still under discussions, says Abang Johari Abang Openg.

The controversial preacher, however, says he's yet to decide whether to accept any of the offers. 

Kit Siang says the report must be made public to shed light on several curiosities about the probe.

Adnan Yaakob says the move to extend the moratorium is not a 'political game'.

The Foreign Affairs Ministry urges Malaysians residing in Newcastle to remain vigilant. 

The embattled airbag maker is seeking over US$1.59 billion from a US-based auto company to deal with the crisis.

YOURSAY | 'It's either to ease your conscience or save your tattered reputation. We don't buy it.'

COMMENT | 'The BN strategic director, in faulting the Penang state gov't, refused to consider the detailed explanations given.'

MP SPEAKS | They are merely raised to confuse people, such as the remark by PAS chief Hadi Awang.

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

YOURSAY | 'Penang's 'Journey of Harmony' shows there is still hope for Malaysia.'