Archive - 15 July 2019

AUDIT REPORT | Auditor-general recommends that the Science Ministry reclaim the unused funds from the academy.

Guan Eng says questions on the reported seizure should be directed to the relevant agency.

AUDIT REPORT | The department had taken steps to get a refund, but the money has not been collected.

Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad says the outbreak affecting 15 Orang Asli was a mild version.

PAC REPORT | Both Najib and Irwan Serigar said that the GST Act was adhered to.

Menteri Besar Dr Sahruddin Jamal said the state remains committed to capping 'youth' at 40.

LETTER | Several incidents have highlighted a disturbing trend of individuals keeping wildlife as pets.

PAC REPORT | Former Treasury sec-gen told the PAC that the gov't's operating expenditure was put first.

Tajuddin Abdul Rahman defends ex-PM's appointment as BN adviser based on his popularity among youths.

Tommy Thomas also argues that it is a radical departure from Parliament's intentions.

Gerakan claims there is a lack of sincerity in what the PKR president said during the meeting.

UPDATED 2.32PM | He also stresses that his criticisms of the tycoon have nothing to do with MCA's waning support.

UPDATED 4PM | PARLIAMENT | Malaysia recorded RM29.3 billion in approved FDI, says Darrell Leiking.

MP SPEAKS | 'Najib and past gov't enjoyed interest-free capital at taxpayers' expense.'

PARLIAMENT | After PAC report tabled, Ismail Sabri claims the finance minister had misled the Dewan.

Anwar Fazal says he will focus on non-violence and trusteeship during lecture in conjunction with famed Indian activist's 150th birthday. 

MP SPEAKS | If the bill is passed, there will be about 3.8 million youths eligible to vote in the next general election.

Among others, the ex-AG claims the DAP veteran's remarks implied he 'aided and abetted' the scandal.

Abdul Rahim Ismail says he is 'politically paralysed' after being left out from the divisional committee.

Stronger-than-expected gains in June factory output and retail sales offer signs of stabilisation.

'Since this is the case, it is Trump who needs to find the middle ground,' says the Turkish president.

LETTER | We want the ministry to back the IGP’s desire to reform the police force.

AUDIT REPORT | Auditor-general says that programmes were generally implemented according to procedures.

If approved, amendment will allow supreme council to postpone polls at all party levels.

LETTER | Ewansiha should have been released within hours, and not still be in detention for days.

Blacklisting on CCRIS should not be a deciding factor to reject housing loan applications from young workers.

LETTER | Waythamoorthy should stop misleading the community with false hope in education.

This was the Agong's inaugural visit to Saudi Arabia at the invitation of Saudi Arabia's King Salman.

MP SPEAKS | The rest of the world is trying to get to the bottom of the heinous global scandal.

YOURSAY | 'Stop sweeping things under the carpet; it's already bulging.'

The small plane crashed on an island on the Ume river shortly after takeoff.

In 2018, Huawei spent an estimated US$11 billion buying components from US technology firms.

'The country I ‘come from,’ and the country we all swear to, is the US,' says Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

YOURSAY | 'They try to drain the swamp, but snakes just continue to breed and multiply happily.'

UPDATED 3.34PM | Health DG says four children among 15 villagers affected, and are in stable condition.

Perak exco member to report the case to PKR disciplinary committee, repeats denial of bribery allegations.

So far, authorities have inspected about 250 factories and issued 125 compounds for various offences.

COMMENT | The system is the way it is because Malaysians do not really care, in any meaningful way, about the abuses of the system.

This comes after a PhD student was detained and died in custody five days later.

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