Archive - 25 July 2019

Former BN party will 'welcome' the PKR deputy president if he decides to join them.

Lawyer raps the gov't for waiting to see if Yong files an appeal after failing in High Court.

Wan Hasan had just withdrawn the money to buy cows for Hari Raya Aidiladha.

Najib to file application for a stay of proceedings of IRB's lawsuit, which seeks RM1.69b in income tax.

A pontoon operator and his worker are detained to help the investigation, says S'gor police chief.

Those who quit claimed that certain people linked to Halim are given up to seven positions.

Hilman comments amid speculations that the PKR deputy president is planning a move to another party. 

Pua responds to accusations that Lim was arrogant for attaching conditions on repairing S'wak's dilapidated schools.

'It isn't always a chief minister is willing to be open and negotiate with others on a state project.'

The candy produces a smoke-like vapour and is mostly sold near school areas.

Ex-Sabah CM has 30 days to file an appeal at the Court of Appeal, says Liew.

UPDATED 7.29PM | It squeezes through by just two votes.

Charles Santiago hopes Harapan can recapture the online space and deliver results to the youth.

Shoot a 90-second video with just your handphone and win RM10,000!

LFL claims Malaysian lawyers not allowed to meet their death row clients.

CM Chow says if the state can acquire federal funding, it may review the scale of the project.

Those with first degrees and yet to start working, could apply, says state Education Director.

Frogs, snakes, lizards, mice, and geckos were among the species carefully removed over a period of almost seven years.

He also denies that Umno is racist, and accuses those who think otherwise of being ungrateful.

The Education Ministry says khat art was introduced to train students to write beautifully.

UPDATED | This follows a similar move by the party's national leaders, as well as those in Perak and Johor.

She also alleges involvement of PAS-friendly NGOs and southern Thailand separatists in her police report.

Ex-minister responds to Zahid saying Umno-PAS alliance will not open the door to DAP-friendly parties.

COMMENT | 'M'sia cannot gain from a world in turmoil.'

It had conducted an education programme on the electoral process for the students.

Charles Santiago explains the frequent maintenance works, upgrades and water cuts in Klang Valley.

Low also instructed former AmBank relationship manager Joanna Yu to delete her Blackberry Messenger chats.

The company's Malaysia managing director says it complies with every law, and auditors from the Atomic Energy Licensing Board are "very satisfied".

They were reunited with their families who had been keeping vigil outside the police station.

The two-year-old apparently died of heatstroke and police are investigating the case under the Child Act 2001.

I am no longer willing to keep quiet when Bersatu Youth's direction is not focused, says Norul Haszarul.

Lawyer says 'stealthing' case should be investigated by the police instead of being passed to Jais.

Baiq Nuril Maknun was jailed after recording lewd phone calls from her boss.

The pair and several other individuals will receive letters 'reminding' them to watch their words and actions.

 Is this due to a lower number of applicants or a cabinet decision? The latter constitutes racism, says T Mohan.

During the same period, TH achieved RM1.3 billion in revenue.

Health Minister says the sugar in the drinks is excessive and way beyond the recommended daily intake.

LETTER | Lynas merely stacks up its wastes higher and higher by its plant in a flood prone, low-lying peat swamp.

Dzulkefly Ahmad says the Health Ministry will stick to its own analysis.

UPDATED 2.20PM | A 'mysterious disease' is said to have caused the deaths of the Bateq tribe members.

PARLIAMENT | De facto law minister explains the reason for MACC freeing the political secretary.

The signing ceremony will take place at the Putra World Trade Centre.

The 'freedom-of-navigation' exercise comes just a day after China warned of war against those who attempt to separate Taiwan from the country.

Department calls for open tender with a vendor to be appointed by January 2020.

Palm oil plays a large role in the life of TV chef and cookbook author Azian.

Negeri police chief Mohamad Mat Yusop says the couple had been living in the house for 10 years.

They are among 18 officers being charged for allegedly receiving bribes from transport firm director.

This comes after the CCTV footage of the robbery went viral on social media this morning.

LETTER | The Malaysian Academic Movement is also in solidarity with the Hong Kong Professional Teachers’ Union.

MMC president Noor Hisham Abdullah says this is in line with the Medical Act 1971.

US president says the special counsel 'ruined people's lives' and was part of an attempted 'illegal overthrow.'

Works minister also says they must diversify so as not to depend solely on the construction sector.

A South Korean Defence Ministry official said the missile flew 430km before falling into the East Sea.

'We still do not know whether they are involved in corruption,' says state police chief Noor Azam Jamaludin.

A Reuters poll of 111 economists found that over 95 percent expect a 25 basis point cut this month.

This is to prepare for the country's 2020 Population and Housing Census.

Anthony Loke previously said local firms would have larger function and scope in the relaunched project.

They are believed to have suffered from food poisoning at a voters’ briefing programme.

Recording shows Hamid saying that Azmin's statement was taken, not that AGC would decide on minister's arrest. 

MP SPEAKS | This is the political alliance that misuses Islam to support thievery, corruption and intolerance.

Several US lawmakers criticise the fine, saying Facebook should have been taken to court.

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

COMMENT | The beneficiaries of this deception are Mahathir crony Syed Mokhtar Albukhary and China's Geely.

Despite representing Gua Musang since 1974, Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah has been keeping mum about the living conditions of the Orang Asli.

COMMENT | The biggest difference between the proposed IPCMC and the current EAIC are the disciplinary powers.

YOURSAY | 'Can't please everyone, so let the coroner not be influenced by anything other than the truth.'

YOURSAY | ‘Wong Tack is right to call the bluff of the natural resources minister.'

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

The bill was passed after 14 senators took part in the debate session.