
S'gor DOE claims officers 'monitored' when inspecting illegal factories
Teluk Gong residents had alleged that such factories were 'protected' by influential individuals.

Teluk Gong residents had alleged that such factories were 'protected' by influential individuals.

Its 22-hour coverage on the fateful night of May 9 finishes top in the breaking news category.

Faizal Azumu says the name proposed by Perak PKR has been discussed by Harapan leaders.

He points out that Institutes of Teacher Education are facing a shortfall in intake.

Buku Fixi drops two of Helmi Effendy's books over an old FB post calling for a 'Night of Broken Glass'.

NAJIB TRIAL | Ex-KWAP CEO is unable to recall some events leading to RM2b loan for SRC being approved.

D Sevan says the summoning of an activist contradicts the police's assurance that the case would be probed.

Envelopes of cash carried by some arrested rioters indicate mobs were paid to cause trouble.

MP SPEAKS | Greater religious freedom and interfaith dialogues will certainly be the catalyst to nation-building in a new Malaysia.

Party veep also states that no time frame has been set for the president's return.

UPDATED 7.48PM | The JV company with Lembaga Tabung Haji owns 42,000ha of oil palm plantations in Indonesia.

Businessperson says bodyguards 'restrained' the restauranteur and sent him to the police station.

Under the present system, they don't have luck on their side, says Wong Chin Huat.

Mahathir points to companies such as SilTerra, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Khazanah Nasional.

Home Minister Muhyiddin Yassin confirms that DPP classified the case as NFA.

Takiyuddin Hassan denies politicising the issue and draws a comparison with the death of Teoh Beng Hock.

CM's special adviser Lee Kah Choon lists state gov't initiatives to help manufacturers.

Ismail Sabri says Tommy Thomas has failed in his role to advise the government.

LETTER | It has much to do with the civil service’s wayward ways.

Mohd Nassuruddin Daud says political Islam is part of the religion.

LETTER | He must know that the lives of Malaysians are of equal value to those of Australians.

Even if it is the school board's decision, the Perak DAP chief can turn it down, says Arutchelvan.

LETTER | This can make a difference at the ground level, where it matters most in our daily lives.

The denial follows the inclusion of the country in a 'monitoring list' of the US Treasury.


Shahredzan Johan, who is Lim Kit Siang's aide, fires a sarcastic salvo with regard to the ex-PM's trial.

MBPP clarifies the issue after Azman Yusof's plight goes viral on social media.

This is to make children more competitive and confident in speaking up in English, says state minister.


Residents' association hands over memorandum calling on Dr M to honour promise to build affordable homes.

DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang says the police should investigate Najib's supposed 2015 move to undermine the 1MDB investigation.


Victim cries foul because cops have not arrested the assailants, while OCPD says culprits will be charged soon.


China’s Communist Party newspaper tells US: “Don’t say we didn’t warn you.”

Our party won't conspire with DAP, says Putra president.

He responds to Tijah Yok Chapli, who slammed Harapan over Perak MB's actions against the Orang Asli.


COMMENT | Minorities rarely have to learn about the culture of the majority.

LETTER | Does DAPSY chief Howard Lee acknowledge that DAP ministers don’t hold any sway at all?

LETTER | The time for action is now, with so many Malaysians being great supporters of plastic rejection.

LETTER | Under this ingenious, sure success programme, a new law requires all Filipino students to plant at least 10 trees.

LETTER | It raises several other issues, such as the hypocrisy of developed countries and the need for multilateral cooperation.


Move to bring in Nallakaruppan and Kohilan Pillay, and engage other minor parties lauded by an analyst.

He has less than one day to appease an erstwhile ally, form a government and avoid a possible rematch.

China president assures visiting Vanuatu PM that it has no private interests in island countries.

It will propose this to Putrajaya, in order to avoid conflicts of interest and abuse of power, TMI quotes a source.

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


Teenager who cracked egg on head of right-wing senator donates legal fund money toward victim support.

COMMENT | As Malaysia ages, setting the correct course for us, à la Look East, must start with learning from the pluses and minuses of Japan.


COMMENT | 'Or has the world been an unpredictable universe of chance and randomness, and unpredictable events from which we try to find patterns, meanings, explanation?'

Darell Leiking says this reflects the business community's sentiments towards the new government.

Lawyer Salim Bashir Bhaskaran stresses that the inquest into the firefighter's death is not a trial.

Salim Bashir Bhaskaran questions the timing of her removal from the case.

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