Archive - 12 July 2019

'We will monitor and ensure our regulations are followed,' says Transport Minister Anthony Loke.

Maju Holdings' renewed bid to take over the highway operator appears to be causing friction in Putrajaya.

MB Aminuddin Harun hopes the move will see the state gov't earning revenue.

'These statements have added confusion and caused anguish to some of the next-of-kin.'

HR Ministry clarifies that the amendment bill only sets standards for employers who choose to provide such benefits.

Association says Visit Malaysia 2020 targets may not be achieved with the imposition of the tax.

LETTER | May Malaysians never have to fear expressing their opinions because of oppressive laws.

The account was for Hasanah Abdul Hamid's pension to be banked into, counsel tells court.

LETTER | Those aged 18 to 20 must debunk the dubiousness over their competency to vote.

Anthony Loke says his ministry will take a 'soft landing' approach to enforcement.

Job applicant was rejected because of other undisclosed reasons, it says.

LETTER | The change that the campaign addresses must include the lackadaisical behaviour towards workers' welfare.

China had called on the US not to allow Tsai Ing-wen to transit there on her overseas tour.

AG adds that the usage of the security law cannot be ruled out until it is repealed.

Mabel's counsel counters Sarawak Report editor's claim that she only received a letter by email. 

LETTER | We need to talk about his tragedy until we see change.

Banners are believed to have been strung up today, next to ministry headquarters. 

It is clear that the prosecution made the cross-appeal before GE14, says Tommy Thomas.

Step with Refugees campaign is aimed at raising awareness of the long, hard journies refugees have to take.

Police are prepared to allow the firm to re-examine the items up close if a court order is obtained.

Civil society groups say they see potential for future litigation over Trump administration’s collection and use of data.

The two siblings are being summoned in connection with offences allegedly committed by their company.

Tajuddin had filed the application as he claims his words did not refer to the Pua and Loke's post or profession.

Dzulkefly Ahmad says programme adheres to World Health Organization guidelines.

Gap between Orang Asli and health officials is clear and needs to be bridged, he says.

Saddened and shocked, R Suresh Kumar denies that the PKR president is power-crazed.

Country to establish relations with Niue, Cook Islands and pursue trade with Fiji, Papua New Guinea.

The ministry should be sensitive on who can conduct talks in schools.

UPDATED 5.50PM | 'It doesn’t matter what size a person is. No one should go through this', rues the applicant.

Radzlan: We believe in govt's commitment there would be no more prosecution under the Sedition Act.

The monies were recovered from both Malaysian and foreign entities.

Whereas Pekan Umno and the division's education bureau chief are challenging the suits against them.

Poay Tiong says previous gov't didn't refund taxpayers within 14 days after papers filed as stipulated by the law.

Amanah veep also quashes speculation that he is aiming for Kelantan MB post.

The new ministry could resolve emerging challenges in an ageing workforce.

This came a week after Britain seized an Iranian tanker accused of violating sanctions on Syria.

UPDATED 4.50PM | High Court allows preacher a stay of execution on his one-year jail term. 

UPDATED 6PM | Exports in the country saw its biggest decline in more than three years.

Lawyers for Liberty calls rejection of clemency petitions for 10 prisoners, including 4 M'sians, 'unprecedented and shocking'. 

The ruling Transitional Military Council said 17 people have been detained following the failed attempt.

State exco Tan Cheng Choon says it was found that the factory had flouted Environmental Quality Act.

INTERVIEW | In the final part of this interview, Nasir assesses the performance of Dr M in the year since GE14. 

He says the federal aid to the state's youth movements may be affected if the age limit is maintained at 40.

MP SPEAKS | Remembering the late DAP lawmaker on the 24th anniversary of his passing.

The minister was in London attending the inaugural two-day Global Conference for Media Freedom.

COMMENT | Syed Saddiq's discussion with Najib Razak proves that he is just a naïve young man with a poor judge of character.

Dr Milton Lum feels it raises questions on flaws in the Orang Asli family planning programme.

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