Archive - 29 June 2019

Home Minister says Mokhtar alone cannot influence the task force. 

Students will be provided with safety and prevention briefings, says state exco.

Its intensity increases after 10 pm resulting in headaches, dizziness and nausea, they say.

This includes the sale of the Malaysia consulate building on Hong Kong, says the minister.

There is no need for Umno to make any amendments on the matter, says the acting party president.

Such problems were not necessarily the fault of the education system, she notes.

Towards this, he is judging grassroots sentiment.

Iron Lady says she also advised them to treat civil servants as their friends rather than enemies.

The navy believes the straits near the Sabah east coast are too narrow for Chinese vessel Liaoning.

He says he was only explaining that the process has been long and arduous.

Baru Bian adds that the Sabah gov't will be tasked with monitoring and supervising the project.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad reveals that a plan is being prepared to relocate the squatters.

Minister says discussions still ongoing with PSD over the status of the contract staff.

Redzuan Md Yusof believes this will ensure that the cooperatives movement does not become complacent.

'Now that they know the money is from 1MDB, they should know what to do,' says Lim Guan Eng.

The PM was responding to Kulasegaran's suggestion to bring in African labour.

'Who forced the 11 directors to sign the press statement?' asks Ng Peng Hay.

Unimas analyst Jeniri Amir says that cooperation is not as simple as commonly believed.

Deputy health minister says outlets that fail to do so will face summonses.

Students explore KL to learn about the country's cultural and religious diversity.

'This week it is an obligation to bring down Harapan, next week it will be something else.'

Preparations for VMY 2020 about 60 percent complete, according to tourism minister.

Washington says it will not level new tariffs on Chinese exports.

LETTER | The congress remains committed to the protection of all workers irrespective of race, religion or gender.

He says Nancy Shukri should invite the ex-PM to run in the upcoming state election.

Crucial period for Pakatan Harapan to push through its legislative changes.

COMMENT | What will our youths vote for when democracy itself is not mature?

LETTER | Reports that are of public interest should see the light of day.

MACC chief says her uniform does not carry any medals, but instead mandated bar ribbons.

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says he expects an agreement with factories to be signed next week.

COMMENT | If it is serious about its call for 'justice', it should file an ICJ complaint against Myanmar.

World Meteorological Organization says this is 'absolutely consistent' with greenhouse gas emissions.

'I would meet him at the DMZ just to shake his hand and say hello,' tweets the US president.

COMMENT | The latest move by police to reclassify case as wrongful confinement is as ridiculous as it gets.

COMMENT | 'I believe that the Harapan state is afraid of what they might discover...'

FT Youth chief Lee Bing Hong wants police to investigate complaint made by Kojadi chairperson.

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

It needs nine more votes to pull off an amendment to lower the voting age to 18.

In light of an alleged case, president Abdul Fareed Abdul Gafoor says to allow police to complete probe.