Archive - 21 March 2018

‘Cambridge Analytica has tried to sell is magic… the reality is it’s not that.’

But investigations still ongoing, Bukit Aman says, after no confession obtained.

PKR Wanita chief steps in to help expedite Roisah Abdullah's citizenship application.

Gerakan Youth's Jason Loo contrasts speed with which posters taken down with dithering over Zenith.

Source says the suspension is temporary, pending a decision from Mais' tauliah committee.

UPDATED 9.27PM | SCL Group's Azrin Zizal says Mukhriz personally received advice from CA.

Najib extols the benefits of attending gov’t programmes at a Jualan Sentuhan Rakyat launch.

Home minister asks her to go home, says he will consider her citizenship application later.

The minister says he is confident the MB will say this as 'that is his style'.

COMMENT | Mahathir's M'sia did not need GST then as they had other sources of funds - many not available now.

RON95 and RON97 will retail at RM2.20 and RM2.47 per litre respectively, while diesel goes up to RM2.18.

It could undermine fiscal consolidation efforts and lead to loss of investor confidence, it says.

Lim Lip Eng wants to know if Syed Afendy Ali still owns the RM2m worth of condominiums after the verdict. 

UPDATED 6.37PM | Azalina insists that the bill will 'not in any way' stifle the people's freedom of speech.

This follows reports that the Perak DAP chief will move to another seat.

Alleys in Changkat Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, are given a facelift with vibrant, colourful murals.

The greatest crime is to ignore greater crimes, says the DAP veteran.

This will keep transport costs down, and ensure prices in Sabah and S'wak are on par with the peninsula.

Asheeq Ali's suspension was reinstated by the university after losing previous appeal. 

GE14 | MIC president ends speculation of being moved to a 'safer' seat, insists he will stay and fight.

Former PM also warns of mounting national debt by the Najib-administration. 

GE14 | Harapan is mulling homegrown new blood and local councillors to stand in the polls.

SUHAKAM INQUIRY | He says the two cars and a four-wheel-drive had taken turns to park there until midnight.

UPDATED 3.30PM | He dares the 1MDB CEO to contest in the coming polls on a BN ticket.

Penang police chief says they also arrested four people after a raid on an apartment in Greenlane. 

China carmaker says its profits more than doubled in 2017, driven by strong local SUV sales.

UPDATED 3.53PM | PARLIAMENT | Fake news is news confirmed as fake by experts, says deputy minister.

PARLIAMENT | He said the call by the Negeri Sembilan MB would encourage a generation of gangsters.

UPDATED 2.05PM | The 107 applicants represent voters from 17 state and 11 parliamentary constituencies.

UPDATED 3.55PM | This is because the lawyer had previously served the Penang government in another case.

DPP reveals that the woman and her bailor, an RMAF official, were not at their homes. 

It says the run-up to the next polls may be too strenuous for wanita chief Heng Sinn Yee.

COMMENT | But the federal government maintains the Penang undersea tunnel is not feasible, it seems.

MP SPEAKS | Now political parties must submit names of polling, counting agents on nomination day.

His ashes are interred in Westminster Abbey, close to the graves of Newton and Darwin.

The long-time champion of the much-criticised law says Malaysians are more mature now.

Their leader sets the sartorial standard with a pair of ripped jeans.

COMMENT | Our sacred duty in this coming election is to redeem the face of Malays.  

CALONKINI | Thousands travel every day to work in Singapore.

Kelvin Yii slams SUPP for telling S'wakians to vote BN for a return of their rights.

Local DAP chapter ought to propose its own candidate to the party, says Leong Ngah Ngah.

Ti Lian Ker claims the Chinese DAP leaders have caved in to Mahathir's ethnocentric politics.

COMMENT | The meme that PAS is doomed in the coming election is a dangerous idea.

We played a decisive role in Trump’s victory, Alexander Nix admits in a secretly recorded video.

The main figure in the case says he is trying to clear his name after being jailed in Thailand.

YOURSAY | ‘No scruples as to how you win as long as you win.’

INTERVIEW | But he remains tight-lipped on whether he'll take on as Kedah menteri besar or as a federal minister.

It can neither confirm or deny whether offending banners were put up by its members.

YOURSAY | ‘All this diatribe from the high commissioner is just smoke and mirrors.’

INTERVIEW | ‘This culture must be put to a stop or it will cost us,’ says Umno veteran.

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