Archive - 2 June 2019

Adly Zahari responds to criticisms of a Malacca exco handing out bubur lambuk during Ramadan.

UPDATED 10.20PM | 'The problem is we have a lot of obstacles due to the previous government.'

Party president also announces eight new appointments to the supreme council.

Lim Lip Eng says the programme, held together with Amanah, is a gesture of appreciation ahead of Raya.

It again asks customers with complaints to visit its outlets or call its CareLine.

De facto law minister says the 2013 report can be presented to Parliament and the Sabah assembly.

GMPN says the user uploaded the edited picture in which the minister appeared to be carrying a kavadi.  

Perak exco Paul Yong says the appointment is now being processed by the PSD.

It points out that the H&M brand is currently present in 72 markets worldwide.

LETTER | The AG's instruction for the lawyer to withdraw is highly suspect, and threatens to derail the whole inquest.

COMMENT | Putrajaya's debt and liabilities would have risen were it not for cost rationalisation on megaprojects.

DAP leader stresses that this is especially necessary in major cities to offset rising living costs.

Kaum points out thousands of children around the world also took part in the climate crisis event.

Its leader P Uthayakumar wants Putrajaya to reconsider its move to reintroduce the plan.

There is a campaign for the two leaders close to Hadi to win the posts in this year's muktamar, says a source.

COMMENT | If you're interested in self-glorification, politics is not for you.

State Wanita chief Ginie Lim says Rohani Mahmood's decision is regrettable.

Guests of various faiths see the event as something meaningful and special.

PAS leader reminds the parties to be wary of enemies who are trying to keep racism afloat.

In his police report, Lim Lip Eng says probe should also include former MACC chief and ex-IGP.

Liew Vui Keong says Putrajaya will wait for the outcome of a legal challenge.

PKR sec-gen says this after a royal rebuke against Johor Bahru MP for attending an interfaith buka puasa event. 

President Abdul Fareed gives a scenario where Adib's family sues the gov't, both represented by the same lawyer.

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