Archive - 22 July 2019

He is being probed under Section 336 of the Penal Code for endangerment of life or personal safety.

Guan Eng says the state still owes the federal government RM2.352 billion as of June 30. 

The incidents are the alleged sending of a letter via e-mail and the promotion of the bitcoin business.

It says such appointments must go through a transparent process so that it is not viewed as political patronage.

Preacher says he noticed high number of negative comments from PAS supporters on his Facebook page prior to sermon. 

MACC chief Latheefa Koya says the investigation is in relation to the detention of undocumented migrants.

COMMENT | My duty is to primarily protect the interests of Kojadi, its 60,000 members and 60 staff.

State exco Zamri Yusuf blames pollution on people who constantly throw rubbish into river. 

Among those not in favour was Umno's Khairul Azwan Harun, who termed it as Harapan's 'strategic communications scheme'.

Mineral and Geoscience Dept DG stresses the importance of a framework for rare earths mining.

The logo was created by Alfred Phua Hong Fook, a 23-year-old graphic designer from Malacca.

Exco Aminolhuda Hassan says all angles will be looked at to provide the best solution for the people.

Segambut MP says some of the reports lodged against the project date back to before GE14.

'Time lag' means full impact of trade war will be felt next year, says finance minister.

Unfounded fear towards non-Malays is stopping Harapan from introducing more progressive policies, says ex-minister. 

NAJIB TRIAL | More than RM12m in cash was deposited into his bank accounts over nine months.

Juli Edo wants the situation resolved immediately and steps taken to prevent its reoccurrence.

Tan Jiak Chye is being sued for allegedly breaching an agreement involving land in Penang.

Latheefa Koya says anti-graft agency is looking forward to amendment which will allow it to identify beneficial owners.  

Charles Santiago says that a police report has been lodged to see if sabotage was involved.

UPDATED 4.30PM | Previously, Kota Anggerik assemblyperson Najwan Halimi had denied involvement in the matter.

Shocked that CyberSecurity M'sia could not, lecturer Shamsher Singh Thind suggests a few experts who could.

LETTER | 'A quick drive through Ipoh presents most playgrounds as post-apocalyptic landscapes with overgrown grass hiding glass shards, snakes, and debris.'

'We are not criminals, we are just taking what belongs to us,' they say on the loss of their native land.

NAJIB TRIAL | The fugitive business had stepped in several times on issues related to Najib's AmBank accounts.

LETTER | Another study trip a few months ago on the ART in China bore no results.

UPDATED 6.40PM | Xavier Jeyakumar earlier said he discussed the diesel spillage with the IGP.

LETTER | The takeover of the four highways from the concessionaires is a financial restructuring exercise.

'Whether it's an internal or an external investigation, I cannot comment,' says Latheefa.

Thousands of dollars were taken by the pirates.

LETTER | Hamid said that removing the law would be akin to taking away 'guns' to fight terrorists.

The Ipoh Timor MP replaces Ahmad Fauzi Hasan, who has been acting chairperson since July last year.

Attempt to link PKR president's weekly event to politics is irresponsible, said Tunku Nashrul Tunku Abaidah.

The sand-mining concessionaire said the spill has been contained, is currently investigating its cause.

Uyghurs have become the political tool of pan-Turkic and pan-Islamic groups, Beijing insists.

It says the claim by Penang MTUC shows an erroneous understanding of the workings of the court.

LETTER | If not, we can expect gutter politics and rubbish news to reign.

The UK has not given any indications on its response to Iran seized the Stena Impero last Friday.

MP SPEAKS | The Umno chief is using the script of the former thieving rulers to incite fear, distrust and hatred.

The Wildlife Department is running a blood test to determine if the tiger is suffering from the disease.

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

The victory will give him control over Ukraine's parliament and allow him to implement his reforms.

Plants underwent a second round of emergency shutdowns last night due to diesel contamination.

Thousands of protesters descended on China’s representative office in the city.

COMMENT | Natives who have been on the receiving end of the malfeasance of the state for decades.

The Education and Domestic Trade ministries are to work together on this problem.

However, the minister says, he cannot reveal the name because the matter is still under investigation.

YOURSAY | 'He played the wrong hand by not attending the PKR leadership retreat in Port Dickson.'

YOURSAY | ‘Perhaps Wan Ji's brief imprisonment is a blessing in disguise for other unfortunate prisoners.'

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

He says he will rise up and fight even if alone.