Archive - 22 March 2019

LETTER | This is still how the Malaysian government operates. This is the Malaysian dilemma. 

The journalism students have lodged a police report while Malaysiakini editor-in-chief Steven Gan condemned the incident.

UPDATED 9.03PM | Claiming ignorance on the attacker, Lokman says it was a passerby who attacked the student.

'We want to let him know there are people who oppose him and he should not be so arrogant.'

The restaurant owner's daughter claims the organiser had lied when asked if the former PM will show up.

The schools had been closed since March 13 following the Sungai Kim Kim chemical waste pollution incident.

Former PM said he was told the man was a 'passer-by'.

The group, which includes non-Muslims, are showing support for victims  of last week's mass shooting in Christchurch.

The post had been up for more than 48 hours before the sender's Twitter account was suspended.

Najib supporters had roughed up UM students protesting his talk in KL.

The Umno president is facing 47 charges of criminal breach of trust, graft, and money laundering.

UPDATED 6.37PM | Ex-PM believes Malaysians should respect one another, even if they hold different opinions.

Under Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and Najib, deputy chair was held by the opposition

Azizah Mohd Dun says decision to join Bersatu was not about saving oneself or having a personal agenda. 

The new policy would also deal with laws and regulations for self-driving cars, including insurance.

Among others, the premier says, to be called a kleptocrat is a compliment.

This is to enable all witnesses involved in petition filed by Harapan's GE14 candidate Khairuddin Abu Hassan to testify.

The Permatang Pauh MP previously spoke out against the government's move to hold on to the PAC chair.

The new prices come into effect at midnight.

Prime Minister, Tun M, officiates the ‘Love MY Palm Oil’ campaign.

One livid supporter grabs a student in a reverse chokehold and attempts to drag him over the railing.

This is after the president comes under fire from opposition lawmakers and the press for using wrong greetings.

Supreme council member Wan Saiful Wan Jan calls for monthly salary cuts in order to channel funds to grassroots.  

This is after the management of the mosque near UM files a police report.

The rally will take place at Dataran Merdeka tomorrow morning.

Aminuddin Harun says decision to ban alcohol sale was made collectively by Seremban International Golf Club committee. 

Students from B40 group say cost of five-star meal was included with charges for tuition and accommodation.

However, the department's acting DG Paddy Abdul Halim strongly denies this allegation.

ADUN SPEAKS | Even the federal gov’t appears blind to the plight of those who have farmed there for generations!

UPDATED 12.05PM | Police says it may have been a petrol bomb, but the mufti says the Fire Department found no sign of sabotage.

SH Warisan Cergas' director says there is a mistake in the records, but the company's secretary says the records are reliable.

It’ll decide on dropping the project delivery partner model for a turnkey contractor for the 1,060km highway.

PM Ardern joins mourners near Al Noor mosque, with Friday prayers to be broadcast nationally.

UPDATED 12.40PM | The Malaysian High Commission in Singapore confirms the matter, according to Bernama. 

COMMENT | It is time to stop all forms of aggression, as all Malaysians want to live in peace and harmony.

Trump’s move appeared to be his most overt yet to help Netanyahu.

COMMENT | The NEP is a form of control that should be dumped - as well as Ketuanan Melayu and affirmative action policies.

The pilot of Ethiopian Airlines, which has one of first MAX jet simulators, was due for refresher training this month end.

These are the new heads of diplomatic missions in the UK, Indonesia and the Holy See.

The fumes came from a leaking barrel in the department’s laboratory in Skudai, Johor Bahru.

KINI ROUNDUP | Here are key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.