Archive - 16 August 2017

Graft-busters spend about two hours raiding Isa's house in Nilai, after the first raid in Selangor yesterday. 

Gerakan man presents satellite evidence that allegedly shows the factory becoming more 'visible' since DAP took Penang in 2008.

The prime minister says the gov't will inject additional funds into the affordable housing project. 

Poor sanitation forces police personnel to buy their own face masks and gloves to protect themselves from diseases.

'It is harassment, time-consuming and unnecessary', says Ivy Josiah after the questioning.

PM heads to Permatang Pauh to smash the national record for the most number of people eating while sitting cross-legged.

RON 95 and RON97 prices will go up three sen and four sen per litre, respectively, while diesel will be down two sen from midnight.

COMMENT | Instead of taking aim at Nazri Aziz, perhaps Perkasa should criticise Dr M for sleeping with the enemy.

Kit Siang wonders if Isa Samad's arrest is an empty move meant as a pre-GE14 tactic.

Will Chinese voters, who now regret backing PAS in 2013, accept DAP's new partners, asks MCA man.

Sixteen-year-old lion dance performer Selva Kumar prepares for his performance at Petaling Street.

CSIRO's assertion is based on satellite pictures taken two weeks after flight MH370 went missing.

Ahmad Fakhrudin found it amusing that a news portal says that PAS Kedah is considering working with Harapan. 

Abdul Aziz thanks top brass for giving him the trust to continue leading. 

The IGP responds to Azmin Ali's judicial review application to compel him to arrest the financier. 

UPDATED 4.10PM | Based on Invoke-CPI's survey findings, he says, 'I am sorry Najib, it has failed.'

UPDATED 3.02PM | PKR leader says this is based on a survey regarding voter sentiments on the economy, cost of living and inflation.

The Penang CM urges the previous Gerakan-led government to state their position on the matter.  

Khalid says Islam is the official religion while atheism is not mentioned in the Federal Constitution.

Meanwhile, Lim Kit Siang asks what will happen to Isa's post as Spad boss.

Investigations are still in the early stages, so the press must not speculate on follow up actions, says MACC No 2. 

UPDATED 2PM | The cartoonist is seeking damages for books and shirts seized from his event last year.

Police personnel were not inside the hall when violence broke, but took care of security outside, says the top cop.

Meanwhile, the PM's 'Felda goodies' are speaking directly to the needs of the settlers.

Australian daily reports his lawyers have until Monday to prove Sirul's claim he was made a 'political scapegoat'.

MP SPEAKS |  S'pore and top M'sian colleges provide better examples of how Oxbridge scholars are produced.

Ex-KKK leader David Duke immediately applauded Trump on Twitter.

UPDATED 1.50PM | Ex-Felda boss will get a room, sofa and medical attention, MACC tells the registrar.

However, M'sia faces risks from high-level foreign investment, says credit rating agency. 

It’ll clear all lies said about the tragedy, as well as clear the names of the innocent, says party deputy chief.

No political party is interested in resolving our systemic dysfunction.

Activities of Chinese companies Belt and Road initiative member countries soar despite Beijing's outbound capital crackdown.

Learning to love a religion despite seemingly contradicting teachings.

YOURSAY | 'By keeping silent, it is like witnessing a crime and not reporting it.'

Farmers claim their activities are being carried out with the Perak government's knowledge and encouragement.

This after reports that its leaders in three states were seeking approval to engage with Harapan to avoid multi-cornered fights.

YOURSAY | ‘His base doesn't differentiate between Chinese from China and Chinese M’sians.’

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