Archive - 10 March 2019

At least 10 explosions rocked the turbulent Phatthalung and Satun provinces, say police.

PKR president says the leadership council had proposed six names to be considered.

Info chief says there was no need for Lim to question the court's sentence over insulting Islam.

Rembau PKR deputy chief says he had repaid the debt in full to the Segamat MP. 

Every vaccine produced went through a thorough study by qualified physicians, says minister.

The Boeing 737-800 MAX crashes near the town of Bishoftu, 62km from Addis Ababa.

Sallehen Mukhyi wants the deputy minister to withdraw the allocation to Sisters in Islam.

It recognises the role of DHPP members as the party's voice among the non-Muslim communities.

MP SPEAKS | PAS should know that non-Muslims and non-Malays viewed MC and MIC as 'little puppets of Umno'.

V Sivakumar says failure to act promptly could tarnish Harapan's name.

KINIGUIDE | The presence of LGBT participants courts backlash from both sides of the political divide.

Waythamoorthy says the government will come up with an action plan to tackle this issue.

Nga asked to apologise for likening M'sia under Umno-PAS to Afghanistan under the Taliban.

UPDATED 5.47PM | 'We have just cooperated at the level of by-elections. We haven't discussed anything further.'

He notes that it will be the Harapan gov't that restores its 'equal partner' status.

J Solomon points out gov't is being transparent about proposed amendments to Employment Act.

UPDATED 4.45PM | She says the pair are focusing on only one of many demands of women.

Proton's sales rose 42 percent year on year to 12,300 units in December 2018.

IGP says the suspects constitute a security risk.

The cases will be heard before Syariah high court judges instead of lower court judges.

'Extremism cannot be countered with extreme speech,' says Sheikh Omar Ali.

The plan includes dividing Khazanah’s assets into commercial and strategic assets, as well as divesting non-strategic assets.

Organisers say five demands overshadowed by 'moral panic' over LGBT participation in the march.

MP SPEAKS | M'sians must develop a sceptical, cynical attitude to social media messages they receive.

UPDATED 1PM | Iskandar Samad denies his party's cooperation with Umno will give rise to extremism.

This is to ensure they are able to teach Science and Mathematics in English, says the NUTP.

LETTER | Both still have to overcome their tainted reputations before appealing to voters.

So far, 20 down with the disease as fear mounts the number may rise in coming days.

The US-backed SDF says it wants to make sure all civilians are out of the enclave.

Nicolas Maduro, meanwhile, blames the outages on cyber attacks directed from abroad.

YOURSAY | ‘Breaking up is hard to do, so they say, and MCA is never serious.’

LETTER | Kudos to the cops who rescued two girls and arrested a suspect.

COMMENT | MIC was sidelined for the Cameron Highlands and Port Dickson seats.

COMMENT | The formal deal raises questions about how the two parties plan to overthrow Harapan.

COMMENT | We voted for a gov't that promised a truly Malaysian agenda.

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