Archive - 20 April 2019

This to fulfil Harapan's promises to the people, he says.

It will be driven by the private sector to attract foreign investors, says the minister. 

This is because possession of the amount needed for research carries a stiff sentence.

This can prevent any untoward developments from occurring, says the minister and Indera Mahkota MP.

VK Liew says the committee will complement the Cabinet Special Committee handling the same issue.

The Bukit Mertajam rep was among the first to highlight the plight of the late Adelina Sao.

He urged the rakyat to be careful on social media and not to insult the royal institution.

They are suspected of leaking information on RTD enforcement operations.

LETTER | Academic reputations – not only individual but also institutional - must be earned and upheld.

Why is Kian Ming the one who announced that the service was being 'cleaned up', asks Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki.

It says Poca, Pota, PPPA and Sedition Act also being reviewed.

UPDATED 11.17PM | The clips show two witnesses testifying in court at the ex-premier's ongoing hearing. 

Minimum Wage Technical Committee expected to submit proposal by August next year.

'It's a first. It's like he has disappeared,' Perak exco Paul Yong says on Zamri Man.

The e-sports championship is set to be held in a Southeast Asian country.

The incident escalated when one of the duo tried to climb into the front passenger seat in the middle of the ride.

Anti-corruption agency will record statements from remanded officers before proceeding further.

One percent quota needs to be met before any revision is considered, Wan Azizah states.

Subpoena issued against DOJ to hand over the full report by May 1.

Teresa Kok's deputy set to visit both countries next week to promote palm oil-based products.

Christians gather at the Holy Rosary Church to commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus.

All states want federal compensation for preserving forests, but the availability of cash is another matter, he says.

CIA accuses the tech company of receiving funding from Beijing's state intelligence network.

She says this shows that low- and middle-income groups will not be discriminated against.

Archbishop Julian Leow also calls for a probe on Bukit Aman's Special Branch.

UPDATED 12.20PM | 'We have hope that whatever we have been through in the darkness will pass,' says Susanna Liew.

UPDATED 12.10PM | He stresses that balance between development and environmental preservation is a must.

It fell to a three-month low this week due to concerns about M'sia being dropped from global bond market index.

Supporters say the move is necessary to give president more time to complete major reforms.

UPDATED 4PM | Investigative journalist Lyra Mckee, 29, was gunned down during a riot in Londonderry.

Federal agents also raided the apartment of a North Korean dissident group leader.

'We in Amanah, PKR, as well as DAP stand firmly behind the menteri besar,' says Asmuni Awi.

Chow Kon Yeow spoke on the Penang Transport Master Plan to the business radio station.

KINIGUIDE | A quick recap on the involvement of the M’sia-China consortium.

YOURSAY | ‘Absolutism has no place in a progressive democracy. The rulers reign but do not rule.’

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

Nevertheless, a deal to purchase fast interceptor boats is still in the pipeline.