Archive - 13 October 2018

Ex-PM refers to aide's police report on Lim Kit Siang's claims about several high-profile murders. 

ANALYSIS | Anwar receives more votes in seven Malay-majority districts, despite lower turnout in these areas.

UPDATED 11PM | PD POLLS | Newly elected MP says he called premier to inform him about the results.

The recording was made on his Apple Watch purportedly indicating he was tortured and killed.

Brokerage house Burgess says that the superyacht is being taken care of by professionals. 

An official tallies votes in the Port Dickson by-election, which saw Anwar Ibrahim capture the parliamentary seat with a commanding majority.

Abang Johari Abang Openg points to amended legislation which gives state 'full control' over O&G activities.

UPDATED 9.30PM | PD POLLS | Despite lower turnout, Anwar wins with a 23,560-vote majority.

Ex-PM seeks public donations to relieve financial pressures, via fund established by daughter and NGO.

Zuraida Kamaruddin says campaign will focus on educating public to change attitudes about plastic bag usage. 

Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud says reports about orders to kill Jamal Khashoggi are 'lies and baseless allegations'. 

LETTER | We need move away from this “your man and my man” attitude when it comes to appointing judges.

PD POLLS | For live updates on the by-election results, follow Malaysiakini's live page.

He points out that Daim has also recommended for the report to be made public.

PD POLLS | He also points out that Pakatan Harapan provided free drinking water to voters.

Chow Kon Yeow says ethics code will serve as communication guideline for DAP MPs and state reps.

He says this is the normal process.

This comes as escalating trade frictions and higher borrowing costs threaten to knock global growth.

Hong Kong officials are cracking down on perceived national security threats, including denying journalists work visas. 

Exco denies that Kedah MB will take up Muhyiddin Yassin's cabinet post as home minister.

PD POLLS | Negeri Sembilan's favourite food was served near a polling station.

This is the third outbreak since January 2017.

Mohamad Fuzi Harun adds that the cops are also looking for him.

PD POLLS | If they are not satisfied, go to the court, says its chief.

Finance minister says that claim that BN left Harapan with billions is 'unfortunately not true'.

Sentul police chief says it is a civil matter and will be referred to the magistrate for further action.

The regulation would be enforced in stages beginning next year, it adds.

UPDATED 4.46PM | It's upset that other e-hailing providers are not being considered by the government.

A London-based website is investigating if the Malaysian delegation was compromised.

This is in conjunction with the Yang diPertua Negeri of Malacca’s 80th birthday.

COMMENT | Why didn't the Federal Court judges raise the question that both Sirul and Azilah had no motive to murder her?

'He asks people to play sports but he doesn't play sports.'

He claims Pakatan Harapan manifesto was penned with the aim of duping the people.

UPDATED 12.10PM | PD POLLS | Elections Offences Act prohibits vote-seeking on polling day and the display of party logos within 50m of any polling station.

They are part of a joint investigation into the disappearance of prominent Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

The third seed player pulled off a surprise by edging the second seed, Wang Zhiy of China.

Hackers stole digital lockin codes which allow them to take over the accounts.

The announcement by the PM indicating a proposal that the prime minister would no longer...

COMMENT | Readers and journalists need to work together to uncover the whole truth.

COMMENT | Especially if the coalition is never expected to fulfil those promises to begin with.

The youth and sports minister says the para-athlete's success shows sport is for all Malaysians.

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

YOURSAY | 'It is a shame he chose to go for broke rather than to display true leadership.'

PD POLLS | After 14 days of intense campaigning, it's finally polling day at Port Dickson.