
Najib joins Muslims in Putrajaya to pray for Malaysia
Congregants prayed for Malaysia to remain stable, progressive, prosperous and safe, as well as for national agendas to be achieved.

Congregants prayed for Malaysia to remain stable, progressive, prosperous and safe, as well as for national agendas to be achieved.

The villagers are concerned about a project which could affect their source of water and fish.

Police were alerted after hospital staff discovered that one of the victims was pregnant.

The transport minister and MCA president says he will also push for lower corporate taxes.

Over 10 million tonnes of bauxite will be seized to facilitate an illegal mining probe.

The Permata patron also denies handling any of the foundation's funds herself.

How is a letter informing local authorities of state policies an abuse of power, asks Guan Eng.

She and the PM were having difficulties sleeping due to illegal motorcycle races at night.

As prime minister, I cannot harbour vengeance, Najib says at a Jeli event.

Gerakan publicity bureau chief Ooi Zhi Yi claims the figures given by the state were inaccurate.

The PM fulfils Machang MP and deputy minister Ahmad Jazlan Yaakub's request for funds.

This is in response to UN sanctions and US hostilities.

He notes support for Umno and BN in the state has improved.

'Women today are at the professional level and can make good decisions for the country,' says DPM.

'We also hope to spread and carry the message of unity to local communities,' says project manager.

UPDATED 4.14PM | 'We (in Johor) want to be a balanced state,' says Khaled Nordin.

UPDATED 3.50PM | 'We must plan for Pagoh's victory,' says Khaled Nordin.

UPDATED 2.34PM | The remand order for Phee and two others before submission, takes lawyers by surprise.

This despite the Treasury sec-gen denying the reports of the suggested facility in Johor.

Emcee also explains why the ECRL launch was a true blue Malaysian affair.

UPDATED 12.19PM | The MCA chief parrots the party line that unilateral conversions is a 'constitutional issue'.

COMMENT | The MACC will have little credibility if it only goes after those in the opposition.

DAP PJ Utara MP Tony Pua does the math and finds troubling questions.

COMMENT | Its second line of rhetoricians can be as engrossing as stellar drawcard, Dr M.

In Johor, 45 people from 10 families in Tangkak were evacuated to two relief centres at 7pm yesterday.

KINIGUIDE | ‘Monster dad’ could potentially face more than 12,000 years of imprisonment.

Sarawak 4 Sarawakians proposes a reversal in the distribution of oil and gas royalties.

YOURSAY | ‘The late payment, which incurred interest, must be explained.’

MP SPEAKS | Are the conditions ripe for a ‘Malaysian’ tsunami?

COMMENT | Ex-Selangor MB now argues in support of 1MDB - and goes on to say it has been ‘politicised’.

KINI ROUNDUP | Here are the key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

YOURSAY | ‘China funds almost 90% of the East Coast Railway Line.’