
Special payment for civil servants to be disbursed on Dec 18
RM500 for civil servants and RM250 for gov't pensioners to be issued then, says Public Service Dept.

RM500 for civil servants and RM250 for gov't pensioners to be issued then, says Public Service Dept.

Soh Chai Hock says such incidents had never happened during his 36-year tenure.

UPDATED 11.17PM | 'God willing, when Sarawak has its state election, we can change the gov't,' says Bersatu president.

Two teams with different ideological positions are vying for the DAP Youth wing leadership.

DAP veteran incensed by MCA deputy president's claim that Lim father-and-son team have sold out the Chinese.

UPDATED 11.27PM | Over half of enrollees told to leave PTD course after requirements for passing grade are changed.

PKR president says wisdom of leaders at all levels needed to solve issue surrounding Seafield temple.

As such, 48 people have been arrested so far over the incidents at Sri Maha Mariamman Temple.

Jerald Joseph points to country's defence of Palestinians and Rohingyas, contrasts it with local objections to Icerd.

UPDATED 7.35PM | Azhar Harun says the EC will release unverified data as soon as they are received, just like M'kini.

DAP must wait for possible appeal before deciding whether to contest Cameron Highlands re-election, says party veteran.


Foreign Ministry adds that Indian right-wing party's statement on riots is 'malicious' and aims to tarnish bilateral relations.




Finance minister says project needs private sector's involvement as it involves huge capital outlay.

LETTER | In a system that excludes the non-Malays from benefits, it is not a surprise that the non-Malays have since responded with a tit-for-tat.

COMMENT | The paper has reached the end of a very long and historical journey.

'We have a long way to go, but we're on the right track,' says finance minister.



It is claimed hat management was aware of the allegations, but did not take action.






Guan Eng says GE14 candidate will mobilise election machinery in the case of a by-election.




UPDATED 2.48PM | Rakyat will ultimately be using their own money if gov't were to cover living costs, PM points out.

Suspects believed to have fled Thailand after getting wind they were being pursued.

The epicentre of the quake was located 2,149km northwest of Vancouver.

Deputy Agong expresses sadness that national harmony being jeopardised due to politics.


Sec-gen says that ministers, deputy ministers will be fielded questions by party members.

Deputy agriculture minister expects triple-digit exports with signing of trade protocol.

Anti-tax protesters inspired by French 'gilets jaunes' hit with water cannons and tear gas.

Sirisena considering dropping attempt to dissolve parliament to preempt court verdict.

It is part of investigations into money laundering allegations linked to the Panama Papers leak.

Children around the world demand more action ahead of UN summit in Poland.

WTO spirit run counter to protectionist measures, say Xi Jinping and BRICS leaders.

COMMENT | Blaming the 'racial lens' is a convenient distraction from institutional racism.


Sam Gyimah becomes sixth to resign from the British prime minister's cabinet.

COMMENT | Was race more an issue in the incident or in its aftermath?

DAP leader listed as keynote speaker for the launch of the book '509: The People Have Spoken'.

Mahathir responds to Bloomberg placing the country at the top of its emerging markets list.

COMMENT | As age catches on, I end writing for this courageous news portal and look towards more dire directions...

YOURSAY | ‘Why promote dead wood simply based on seniority?’

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