Archive - 19 May 2019

Masjid Jamek Bandar Paloh head says the event was community programme, not politically motivated.

The programme is to help the needy and the underprivileged.

It alleges that the study cited in a news report did not describe the actual situation.

COMMENT | His team at PTPTN has done an excellent job in laying out the current loan crisis.

Warisan veep Peter Anthony says the proposal was put forward to Pairin at a meeting in early May.

It says ministry should identify the causes rather than blame it on teachers’ poor grasp of the language.

State minister Christina Liew says Tam’s appetite and level of activity have dropped suddenly. 

He says the projects would benefit the locals especially in terms of job opportunities. 

Pahang police chief says Loo Why Leong was arrested today and released on police bail.  

Maszlee Malik says it would result in a greater understanding of living together.

Meanwhile, remand for warden in Kangar alleged to have sodomised tahfiz students extended by a week.

The 31-year-old rose to infamy over an assault case several years ago.

MP SPEAKS | It also poses a challenge to the mission to fight corruption.

The 47-year-old denies Kesavan's claims that she bombarded him with calls and tried to ruin his marriage.

The electoral reform group says the state government must allow activists in for legitimate political activities.

COMMENT | Johor Baru of the 70s was the stinkiest, smelliest, sweatiest city in Malaysia.

LETTER | Should the teens involved in the Sarawakian teenager's Instagram poll be held responsible for her death?

CM Chow Kon Yeow said a meeting will also be held with the Education Ministry on the matter.

Buddhists carry out religious rituals and pay tribute to Siddharta Gautama.

Justin Amash cites the president's behaviour in the Russia probe revealed in Mueller's report.

The 36-year-old unemployed suspect confesses that he carried out the act with a friend.

He points out that the forfeiture notice does not mention the fugitive buying jewels with 1MDB funds.

LETTER | There is an undemocratic, condescending attitude among minorities and leftists towards the Malays.

Wan Rosdy points out the RM100m 'wang ihsan' amount was approved by the previous gov't.

Bukit Aman's Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay expects the number of returnees to increase.

Fraser Anning fails to retain his Queensland seat in the Australian Senate.

Such claims circulating on social media are untrue, say MRL and CCCC.

The presidential contender makes Trump his central target in his campaign speeches.

Foreign Minister Javad Zarif adds no one should be under the illusion it can confront Iran in the region.

MP points to the various suggestions made by the 2005 Royal Police Commission.

Wag Yi tells Secretary of State Mike Pompeo the US should not go 'too far' in the current trade dispute.

FEATURE | Many are trapped in a vicious cycle of statelessness, passing it from one generation to another.

However, it's not certain whether the coalition can govern with an outright majority.

YOURSAY | 'Something isn't right about the culture of state-owned entities.'

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