Archive - 23 November 2018

Free water increased to 25 cubic metres from 20 cubic metres for low-income households.

Among others, they will study the sequence of events that led to the death of John Chau on the North Sentinel Island on Nov 17.

UPDATED 7PM | This over a part in the prologue which claims Jho Low was friends with the Sultanah of Terengganu.

The court did not allow bail for the unemployed man.

Hazmi Majid, who is the husband of the infant's babysitter, is expected to be charged against next week with inserting an object into the baby’s private parts and anus.

UPDATED 6:11 | The decision comes following weeks of protests and conflicting statements.

UPDATED 4.10PM | Some 50 members initially gathered in the rain to protest against Icerd and the moratorium on Sedition Act.

'They may have a long list of qualifications, but not conscience and ethics'.

The lawyer denies hiding his client after DAP MP claims Edi Rejang is missing.

'I am thankful because God has been very good to me', says Beruas MP, insisting that his source of wealth is free from corruption.

The PKR president says Malaysia cannot outrightly reject the call to ratify the convention.

UPDATED 1.51PM | Based on the list of nine individuals to be questioned, it is believed that Icerd is among the subjects of investigation.

It is not inconsistent with my position, says the PKR president, who had challenged its constitutionality in court.

UPDATED 6.50PM | At present, 25 ministers and deputy ministers, as well as 13 Harapan lawmakers, have yet to declare their assets.

This is believed to be over the defamation suit against her by the Terengganu sultanah.

It wants him to be investigated under the Sedition Act over his accusation against the BN government.

UPDATED 1.31PM | The party's Rembau division chief is reportedly lobbying for his wife to be fielded there, instead of Dr S Streram.

This is for the B40 group facing difficulties obtaining housing loans.

This is said to be another recording of a phone call made by the Saudi de facto ruler.

This, after the cash-strapped daily's recent VSS offer to staff and the sale of its land in Jalan Chan Sow Lin.

COMMENT | Those who are objecting the signing of Icerd are the ones who have reaped all the benefits of an unfair system.

UPDATED 12.45PM | Reading the words uttered by the PKR vice-president as a whole didn't amount to a seditious tendency, rules the judge.

On his first trip abroad since the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, Prince Mohammed is also expected to attend the G20 meeting.

'I have the complete video with me. The (viral) video was edited by irresponsible parties,' says Syed Afzarizal Syed Salim.

Public voting will be held tomorrow, on whether its civil law should now recognise same-sex marriage.

COMMENT | Several leaders from the previous gov't, who are awaiting trials or are under probe, will do anything, even destroy our nation, to escape prosecution.

This particularly in areas suspected of being the routes and staging points of cross-border crimes, including kidnappings.

The Umno No 2 is still weighing the pros and cons of appealing the Seremban Election Court's decision.

It’s deputy chief Mah Hang Soon slams the finance minister for ordering TAR University College and UTAR to cut ties with MCA.

COMMENT | A young woman’s defiance in the face of bigotry is something political operatives should learn from.

COMMENT | It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see why most of our students are not mixing with others of different races.

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