Archive - 1 May 2019

LETTER | Most never even get a chance to prove their worth and potential.

Choice of Workers’ Day for a major march is an appeal to the traditional base of Maduro and his predecessor Chavez.

Constitutional monarchy will be respected as long as boundaries not crossed, says Sany Hamzan.

Judge says WikiLeaks founder exploited his privileged position to express disdain for British justice.

SANDAKAN POLLS | Sabah DAP produces application letter to use Sandakan Municipal Council assets for a ceramah.

SANDAKAN POLLS | PBS leader says all ongoing projects were approved by the previous BN gov't.

UPDATED 10PM | The men were admitted to the ICU after suffering from blurred vision, nausea, vomiting and stomach aches.

UPDATED 9.19PM | It is believed that the arrests are linked to the Kinabatangan MP's former role in Felcra.

Communications and multimedia minister says that the move will also help enhance innovation in the country.

'Most times, the differences are amplified and the similarities subdued,' says Mahathir.

Khaled Khayat was accused of planning the terrorist attack at the behest of Islamic State.

District police chief advises each candidate to comply with rules and regulations, as well as conditions in issued permits.

The rallygoers are permitted to enter the square for the first time since 2014.

The 73-year-old was former grand imam of the National Mosque and had been the religious advisor to several Agongs.

He also says the Islamic State may have launched 'a new strategy'.

SANDAKAN POLLS | Hamzah Abdullah says this is why he left Pakatan Harapan.

LETTER | In what specific ways are the Malays and Muslims being bullied in this country?

There will be capital outflow if migrants continue to do them, he says at a Labour Day event.

LETTER | Confidence of the public in the administration of justice is not something that is built overnight, 

SANDAKAN POLLS | As vice-president, she says it's her obligation to ensure the revival of her party's political might.  

Because there is no competition, the sector is unattractive.

Time has come for international community to end Israel’s occupation of Palestine, says PM. 

UPDATED 2.26PM | The former Special Branch director is the current acting deputy IGP.

UPDATED 1.44PM | Neither will the police probe stifle free speech, he adds.

COMMENT | It's fall in popularity can be seen as a natural readjustment or normalisation.

INTERVIEW | Minister says she met with KL Tak Nak Insinerator and pledged not to build a WTE plant in Taman Beringin.

He therefore has little credibility now to speak for the people, they say.

PHOTO ESSAY | Malaysiakini takes a look at the migrant workers taking up the jobs some Malaysians won't.

INTERVIEW | 'We want to make sure what belongs to the federal gov't is used in the best manner possible.'

Jason Ong expresses concern over alleged Harapan supporters attacking those deemed to be against the PTMP.

The suspect, believed to be a student, opened fire on the last day of classes and campus is in lockdown.

Mohd Yusni Mat Piah wants an enactment which empowers state or federal gov’t to formulate relevant laws.

DAP veteran asks whether PBS president brought up the scandal during tenure as energy minister. 

A recent survey shows little cause for celebration, despite the coalition's upcoming first anniversary in power. 

COMMENT | The idea that Kalimuthu was only testifying to his personal experience with the Hindu faith, is bunkum.

COMMENT | The moral of the story does not always needed to be spelled out - but this parable should ring a bell or two.

INTERVIEW | Natural resources minister foresees huge revenue due to rising global prices.

YOURSAY | ‘But where are his ministers? Why are they silent?’

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