Archive - 24 August 2019

In fact, it may be a case of from the frying pan into the fire, they say.

UPDATED 11.24PM | The deputy foreign minister says the cabinet collectively made the decision and not the PM alone.

This amidst talk of a cabinet reshuffle.

The country needs healing, he says in an Instagram post.

Eddin Khoo says the current awareness is only as what is defined by the constitution.

He says this when asked to comment on Azmin's absence at party-level meetings.

Nevertheless, the source says they are grateful that today's rally at Brickfields was called off on advice.

He said this in response to alleged cronyism of 13 Bersatu Youth members appointed state sports coordinators.

INTERVIEW | Farhash Wafa says a needs-based policy will come to fruition when Anwar is PM.

Malaysia is trailing behind its neighbours in terms of the offerings from motorcycle e-hailing services.

Rural Development Minister Rina Mohd Harun said this was in line with the Rural Development Policy 2030

Mazlan Lazim advises people to move on as issues involving khat and preacher have been 'settled'. 

He failed to get into the top 15 candidates and secure a seat in the Gopeng division's leadership.

High Court finds Tatum Sdn Bhd didn't utilise deposit money for items as per contract with firm owned by S'wak governor's son and wife. 

He made the claim the evening before Perak State exco Paul Yong was charged at the Ipoh Session Criminal 1 Court.

MP SPEAKS | Does the PAS president not understand preacher's inflammatory claims will strain ties between M'sians?

Yong had refused to go on leave despite being advised to do so by several quarters.

The police had questioned PKR Semambu assemblyperson Lee Chean Chung on his involvement in the rally.

Yong's uncertain position can cause legality issues on decisions he makes as Perak exco, says MCA Youth.

UPDATED 2.19PM | The organisers' lawyer claimed that Federal Territories Minister Khalid Samad had asked them on Thursday to cancel the rally.

MP Materials will eventually compete with Australia's Lynas Corp for customers outside China, one analyst says.

UPDATED 1.57PM | The home minister says police data shows incidents related to these matters have doubled since last year.

COMMENT | 'Unfortunately, within DAP, leaders like Paul Yong have the example of sec-gen Lim Guan Eng to go by.'

Chinese police say Simon Cheng was detained for violating public security management regulations.

Malaysia Airports had replaced the network equipment which failed on Wednesday.

COMMENT | 'To ensure accountability, he went as far as putting his position as minister on the line.' 

Saturday’s launch was the seventh by North Korea since US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un met in June.                                   

Trump's move came after China announced retaliatory tariffs on US$75 billion worth of US goods.

The Singapore Prisons Service said Pannir had denied writing the letters detailing his days in prison.

There is growing international anger over Brazil's record number of fires in the Amazon rainforest.

Authorities had taken out court order to prevent protests at the airport. 

With various players sick, M'sia ends up losing 0-7 to Thailand in AFF Women's Championship match.

Many who condemn motorcycle e-hailing forget that a lot of poorer folks rely on motorcycles as everyday transport.

COMMENT | Malaysians today are not subservient and passive like Malaysians twenty years ago.

COMMENT |  Do we really want a mass murderer to lead this country?

Abdul Hamid Bador says there must be mutual respect and tolerance in a multi-racial country.

The Fire and Rescue Department says the fire had been spreading since Wednesday.

Mazlan Bujang says he did meet local businesses in Pasir Gudang but denied threatening a gov't officer.

The car ride-sharing company claims it will create 'unhealthy' competition.