Archive - 30 April 2019

Sabah National Security Council director says 525 Filipinos were deported on Apr 30, among others. 

PARLIAMENT | Mohd Anuar Mohd Tahir tells the Dewan Negara that the highway is about 13.4pct complete.

This was discussed during Defence Minister Mohamad Sabu's visit to Tehran.

The opposition leader says he has begun the 'final phase' of his campaign to oust the president.

Tomorrow's special meeting, says Saifuddin Nasution, will enable pressing issues to be discussed in more detail.

 Hasni Mohamad says his chapter also supports automatic voter registration to make elections more democratic.

LETTER | As proven and stated, the levels of radioactivity in WLP are very low and intrinsically low risk.

INTERVIEW | It’s complicated being a politician in Malaysia, especially those in the 'hot seat', he notes.

LETTER | Cities become better when there is enhanced accessibility and connectivity.

PARLIAMENT | Deputy sports minister says this will enable future projects to be evaluated objectively.

Statements of two individuals in Kajang and Semporna recorded by the commission.

LETTER | There is a lack of consensus on values among business elites, workforces and governments.

INTERVIEW | Mohd Redzuan Yusof also says a certain 'young man' should 'study the book'.

LETTER | If there is a separate bangsa, where is the ‘united we stand’?

DAP's Nga Hock Cheh says he never mentioned the exclusion of religion from the identity card.

LETTER | The development of monoculture plantations within a PRF area should be abolished.

INQUEST | Judge says the coroner erred in rejecting the bid to recall Dr Ahmad Hafizam to the stand.

INTERVIEW | He says they will come around when they see the holistic development of their children.

High Court grants her leave to initiate proceedings against the lawyer, Baling MP Abdul Azeez and a doctor.

Party president Dominic Lau says the current policy is both 'outdated' and 'regressive'.

Valuation and Property Services Department calls for greater transparency in the sector.

LETTER | Many honest and law-abiding citizens are now making such assumptions.

Signed on April 25, it is to enhance agro-commodity trade, according to the Primary Industries Ministry.

'Consuming alcohol is forbidden (in Islam). But bribery is two to three times worse,' the PM tells them.

Dropped Exco man named chairperson with new MB Sahruddin taking Johor Bersatu secretary's post.

'He is entitled to his opinion. I have my own opinion', says PM on Anwar's 'urban elite' claim.

'All who rule, regardless of name and title, will be called to face Allah.'

The post of chief justice has been vacant since April 12, following the retirement of Richard Malanjum.

No reason was given for the reason behind the cancellation.

LETTER | They failed to take the opportunity and continue to pursue an obviously unfair policy.

A ship-tracking website says the vessel's AIS was transmitting a new name. 

'It is for political defence operations, used (to obtain) political intelligence and political goodwill.'

The 'Datuk' is being investigated under Section 17(a) of the MACC Act 2009.

Annuar Musa says this after the 2017 spat with Tunku Ismail is dredged up.

It is to differentiate ourselves from our regional competitors, it adds.

The company is seeking to stop the compulsory acquisition of its land below market price.

Each minister must present a paper to Dr M tomorrow, he explains. 

Police must act swiftly on individuals or groups spreading inter-religious hatred and tensions, says Penang DCM II.

The condo developer has been told to submit plans to MBPP to resolve the issue. 

INTERVIEW | He says the decision made Harapan unpopular, but was done in the best interest of the fund.

The ban also prohibits the provision of military training to and military co-operation with Myanmar’s army.

Cleric maintains stance that majority of Muslims feel bullied under the new government.

This seminar will look at the problems, challenges and achievements of the new government.

SANDAKAN POLLS | This is because the party failed to deliver on its promises when it was part of the previous gov't, the minister says.

LIVE | Malaysiakini brings you live reports from ex-PM Najib Abdul Razak's SRC International trial. 

This is the first time it has left Malaysian waters since it was brought to the country in August last year.

COMMENT | The initiative is fraught with pitfalls for unsuspecting countries that get sucked in by China’s cheap financing.

COMMENT | Helping members of the public should be considered a joy, not a chore.

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