Archive - 24 June 2018

The Umno presidential candidate says there should be a prior discussion with BN leaders first.

Andy Yong says it was not appropriate to simply arrest someone based on a police report.  

The win also guarantees Belgium's berth in the next round.

The presidential candidate claims Umno got a bad rap ‘painted by others’.

He is also criticised by several other commenters who could not understand the language.
 

Nurulhidayah Ahmad Zahid gagal mendapat tempat 20 teratas pemilihan sayap itu.

'The struggle must continue. For me, winning and losing is part of any contest,' says Nurulhidayah.  

Demikian menurut kenyataan Jabatan Meteorologi Malaysia malam ini.

Ini kerana mereka didapati berbelanja melebihi yang sepatutnya, kata MB Perak Faizal Azumu.

MB Ahmad Faizal says they were sacked for excessive spending of the company’s fund.

The home-made bombs were smuggled into southern Thailand via 'natural border route', says army general.

Assistant minister says their despicable deed showed a lack of respect to Muslim worshippers.

UPDATED 12.20AM | The delay is caused by disputes in 25 Umno divisions.

Consumer associations call on the government to conduct a thorough planning and research. 

The rally is held to voice concerns over the temple’s internal management problems.

UPDATED 12.35AM | Party announces 20 exco members elected from a total of 183 contenders.

COMMENT | Petronas' challenge against S'wak being dismissed is hardly the end of the battle. 

Abang Johari says the meeting was on Dr M's invitation for a belated Harvest Festival celebration.

Norsabrina Mohd Noor objects to 286 votes being tallied, despite the division only having 277 delegates.

The president must show a good example by reprimanding them, he addds.

COMMENT | The food industry is plagued with many issues; shifting blame onto migrant workers is just wrong.

Plan will be made public if Mahmoud Abbas doesn't come to the table, states Jared Kushner.

This comes after the lawyer was arrested and later freed by the magistrate.

Tense scenes witnessed as demonstrators calling for the Batu Caves Sri Mahamariamman Temple to be 'saved' clash with supporters of the temple committee.

The suspect was also found with small packets of syabu in his pockets.

Amirudin refuses to confirm whether talk of PKR naming its own rep as speaker is true.

The Pokok Sena MP ridicules the Islamist party's hypocrisy when it comes to having a shot at power.

UPDATED 7PM | However, she leaves it to the state Harapan to decide if they'll accept him as member.

The victim was found with his head on the floor and legs upright, and with strangulation marks on his neck.

MP SPEAKS | It remains to be seen if it will put the interests of the country ahead of the party.

He loses out in the race to former deputy minister Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki.

DAP's Lim Lip Eng says it's only honourable to forgo their past BN appointments, since they are now out.

The Harapan leader suffered a prolapsed disc and is being observed by doctors, they say.

Deputy IGP also says witnesses will be called up if new leads are found in report made by Altantuya's father.

UPDATED 2.55PM | Police, meanwhile, insist that all their actions have been in accordance with the law.

Shahril Hamdan also wants to attract youth to Umno by ensuring that the party checks the gov't's power.

UPDATED 3.39PM | The minister jokes that he would have left PKR long ago if he really was that rich.

UPDATED 3.43PM | While some call the arrest an abuse of power, others believe that police acted within their rights.

Cops say the red shirts leader did not show up at Umno HQ despite being in the running for Youth chief.

CM Adly says the new speaker would be announced on Thursday after the state exco meets.

Adly Zaharin says Malacca may take it up, while proprietors surveyed say it shouldn't be rushed.

UPDATED 11.30AM | Dr Noor Azmi Ghazali announces his departure from Umno today and plans to join Bersatu.

Khairy lieutenant ‘Azwanbro’ is in second place, trailing by 15 votes.

UPDATED 10.45AM | 'While trying to save her, the victim refused to cooperate by locking herself in the house,' says S'gor CID.

The superpower is seeking greater say in global organisations like the World Bank, IMF and the UN.

LETTER | This will frighten investors, especially those from abroad who intend to invest in Malaysia.

COMMENT | Both share great similarities, particularly in their vision for development.

The preliminary tally places Shahril Hamdan at the front of the pack for Youth vice-chief.

YOURSAY | ‘Easy money from strangers is never from a good source.’

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

The Germans are now level with Sweden in Group F on three points, but trail behind leaders Mexico with six.

Mexicans take a giant stride towards the last-16 after Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez' goal gave them a 2-1 win.

UPDATED 10AM | Siti had been sheltering the woman, whose mother says she's 'mentally unstable'.