Archive - 5 July 2017

'How many more 'next Tuesdays' do Malaysians have to wait before Najib files a suit against WSJ?' asks PKR communications chief.

EPU minister urges Rafizi Ramli to stop being 'silly' by suggesting a boycott of the power producer's IPO. 

Malaysia would do everything possible to ensure justice is done independently, fairly and transparently, says transport minister. 

This after A Sivanesan failed to apologise for alleging that Jeyakumar was hiding facts when declaring his assets. 

'The flagrant violation of UN resolutions seriously undermines the global nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation regime.'

Ezam quits NewGen Party after failing to secure a name change from the ROS.

'The rakyat voted in PAS, DAP and PKR. That mandate was given for five years. (So) wait for the next election'.

This following the boardroom crisis which saw the suspension of FGV CEO and the resignation of its chairperson, say sources.

UPDATED 8.55PM | Judge rules there can be only one report to be given to the prime minister and it cannot exclude Selangor. 

Wong Chen is going public with the report along with supporting documents after his community spending was frozen. 

Amanah VP also wants the state gov't to disclose the agreement it had signed with carbon credit company Climate Protector Sdn Bhd. 

We are waiting for the action to be taken to court because we have nothing to hide, insists Penang CM.  

Why would drugs and arms traffickers be involved in Pastor Raymond Koh's abduction?

RON95 and RON97 prices will increase by four sen while diesel prices will go up seven sen, starting midnight.

Pandan MP predicts oil prices will increase tomorrow after five weeks of decline. 

World rankings show M’sians live in peace and prosperity despite opposition's criticisms, claims the minister.

High Court allows his appeal after ruling that all the convictions against him in the lower court could not stand.

Some say the idea would spawn irresponsible youths while others think it would encourage defaulters to repay their debts. 

The PM says the programme would be continued although it had achieved its goal. 

UPDATED 6.43PM | Health Minister S Subramaniam says all dogs within the 10km radius of the rabies outbreak will be vaccinated.

It says the woman had gone against the teachings of the Shafie school of Islam. 

Mohd Akmal Kamaruddin says it is increasingly apparent who has the loudest voice in Pakatan Harapan.

Community activist Kuan Chee Heng provides the solution by launching two houses for those truly in need. 

UPDATED 6.45PM | The cabinet has decided not to waive the BM qualification for medical graduates, says Subra.

This comes after Puad Zarkashi uses Hadi's arguments to lambaste Tuan Ibrahim on 1MDB issue.

UPDATED 5.07PM | Catterine Chong suspects she is being framed for reporting another person's indecent online behaviour.

Amanah deputy president tells Sarawak CM to reveal the cost of the London trip, which will be borne by taxpayers.

MB Ahmad Yakob says the state government did not authorise any companies to collect money for the project.

Kamalanathan says the ministry is looking into the cases and will take appropriate action.

Johor PKR chief urges action on employers and not just workers who are at their bosses' behest.

Zaid Ibrahim revises election prediction after mass turnout at Najib's Hari Raya open house.

Meet refugees artisans and traders and learn about projects you can support t aa bazaar this Saturday.

The PAS president reiterates that inviting foreign intervention into domestic affairs will lead to trouble.

The culprits took the MyKad of these people for a few days and returned them after digitally altering the address. 

Presidents of both countries also reach consensus on anti-missile systems, Syria, and Afghanistan.

UPDATED 1.10PM | It also rules the immigration need not give reasons to Tony Pua on why he was barred from traveling.

South Korea's joint chiefs of staff say the drills were carried out in the East Sea at 7am local time today. 

The former PM is flattered by claims that he, a powerless man, can instruct the DOJ to initiate lawsuits.

UPDATED 3.16PM | Catterine Chong will be remanded by police for one more day, according to her lawyer.

YOURSAY | ‘MIC is in no position to criticise their masters for the injustices Indians suffer.’

Pointless to argue who started speculation on DAP facing ban.

COMMENT | And I am amused by Deputy Education Minister Chong Sin Woon's comment on this.

COMMENT | The Malaysian authorities have not understood the context of international currencies and financial scrutiny.

Not only BN politicians, but others are allegedly receiving money from Najib.

Policy experts propose something similar to Toefl or Ielts, instead of a Bahasa Malaysia exam pass.

YOURSAY | ‘The notion that a M'sian has to file a report in US to kick-start the probe is incorrect.’

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