Archive - 19 November 2018

Minister says government does not intend to even though the price of palm oil has fallen.

Minister says a sum of RM1.4 billion would be allocated for the maintenance of major assets of the armed forces.

This after the Election Court strikes out the petition filed by Warisan candidate Karim Bujang.

It says Streamyx was still running on a copper legacy network and facing many challenges. 

Minister says all efforts to save Felda will be based on the white paper that would be tabled in Parliament.

The research firm expects a slower economy due to contraction in exports. 

UPDATED 7.50PM | MB Amirudin Shari's aide says instructions have been issued to remove them.

State police chief also says six reports have been made on the old viral video of minister P Waythamoorthy.

PARLIAMENT | 'I have answered this issue many times and the circular also states that.'

UPDATED 6.39PM | Transport minister says he will have 'no regrets' if standing up for airport staff gets him sued.

This must be done before Sultan Sharifuddin Idris Shah celebrates his 73rd birthday on Dec 11.

LETTER | Can the new administration in power withstand the corrupting onslaught of the rich? 

This is because the PAS president ignored overtures for the party to merge with Umno. 

None of the accused, aged between 15 and 23, recorded a plea before the magistrate.

UPDATED 6PM | 'Who is this minister to play judge and decide that I had committed a wrongdoing?'

PARLIAMENT | The party had called for a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) on March 26, 2018, Dewan Rakyat told. 

LETTER | By not objecting to FGM outright, she is failing the very groups she is supposed to protect.

The elder statesman speaks his mind for the less developed and developing economies.

The summit was a showcase of open disagreement between the two big powers.

UPDATED 5.53PM | The ex-PM's wife is grilled over the large haul of jewellery items worth RM440 million.

Commission says that 43 percent more complaints about the telco were received than in the previous year.

UPDATED 3.47PM | EXCLUSIVE | MACC sources claim this is the reason the ex-PM was summoned to its HQ this morning.

PAHANG DUN | The idea never even crossed our minds, Wan Rosdy tells the state assembly.

LETTER | Congestion in KL is already at a critical stage and we cannot afford to have another city like Penang to suffer the same fate.

Thai Foreign Ministry lodges complaint with 'Madam Secretary' producers over fictional arrest and quotes about censorship. 

This is standfirst

COMMENT | PM saying that an amendment is needed before ratification does a disservice to the founding text.

UPDATED 3.26PM | They chant 'Racist! Racist!' during the minister's speech in the Dewan.

PARLIAMENT | Such sale can earn revenue for the government, says transport minister

This if the former PM again refuses to go into the dock for any of his cases in court.

The challenge comes in the wake of the minister accusing the MIC president of breaching protocol.

PAS central committee member Mokhtar Senik believes Umno-PAS cooperation cannot be delayed any longer.

The driver abandoned his Isuzu pick-up truck some 3km away from the scene of the incident, cops say.

Minister says he had instructed his aide to notify the party of his absence.

LETTER | However, it is regrettable that it did not touch on greater enforcement to protect our biodiversity.

UPDATED 4.30PM | Court staff received a phone call saying that a bomb was placed in the building.

This includes roping in the Malaysian Bar, as well as the rakyat, in cleaning up the system.

It is believed he is here to assist with probe into the solar panel project for schools in Sarawak.

LETTER | Being a CLP candidate myself, the issue of a standardised legal exam is close to my heart.

Its chief Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki also wants the minister to retract and issue a public apology for his statement allegedly sullying Malaysia's good name. 

Running podcast bootcamps for women is becoming a trend worldwide.

Scotland's Constitution Minister Michael Russell predicts rejection by UK Parliament.

COMMENT | For decades, we came under Umno-Baru/BN's rule of fear - whose leaders could do anything they liked.

The move deepens the country's political crisis.

The man is back in the limelight and seems more radical than normal self.

COMMENT | Umno isn't being destroyed by the exodus of its members, but by its leaders fearing to go it alone.

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