Archive - 25 September 2019

An audience member confronts him about the utterances.

Pusaka founder Eddin Khoo says Mak Yong is far more than just an art form.

The findings of two committees it set up to probe the two incidents are announced today.

We’re looking to get the Malaysian people the money that they deserve, says its CEO John Waldron.

Authorities should bring in Jho Low as quickly as possible if they want to be fair to Najib, adds lawyer.

LETTER | The Umno-PAS alliance is only a threat due to the inability of Harapan to abandon old ways of thinking.

It was supposed to have discussed the lifting of Malaysia's moratorium on hiring Bangladeshis.

The DAP veteran says he’s prepared to go in principle after being invited by Mohd Harris Salleh.

ADUN SPEAKS | The Home Ministry's move to centralise late birth registrations can add to the problem of statelessness.

The three were reportedly abducted by a group of armed masked men in the waters off Tambisan.

They are protesting against proposed new laws including the banning of extramarital sex and insulting the president's honour.

Abdul Hamid Bador adds negotiations are ongoing with an undisclosed country to bring him back.

On Nov 4, fisherfolks affected by mega-projects will hang their nets in a show of solidarity. 

Abdul Hamid Bador urges the public not to be influenced by rumours and advises them to refer to police.

This is unless SWD can improve its service and address regular water disruptions.

At least 24 people were killed and 450 injured.

UPDATED 3.47PM | NAJIB TRIAL | The PSI joint-venture would eventually see at least US$1.83b of 1MDB funds misappropriated.

UPDATED 5.18PM | Probe follows Greenpeace claim that Genting plantations burnt 8,100ha in 2015-2018.

Student group refers to previous incidents of disciplinary actions taken against students.

This mysterious lung disease, linked to vaping, has sickened at least 530 people in 38 states, federal health officials say.

NAJIB TRIAL | Najib met with Jho Low and two PetroSaudi executives during the trip, court hears. 

Wang Yi, China's foreign minister, says Beijing will not bow to threats.

In a healthy Parliamentary democracy, the opposition leader is an important figure, says Hassan Karim.

NAJIB TRIAL | The ex-1MDB CEO testifies that the measures were taken based on Jho Low's advice.

“The Environmentalist” debunks some common misconceptions.

'I don’t like to spend time bringing water, but I don’t have a choice. This is my daily routine.'

The trial of the Baling MP which is supposed to commence today at the Sessions Court has been postponed.

Aid organisations estimate 40 percent of North Koreans require food aid.

The PM sounds the clarion call at the 'Rohingya Crisis - A Way Forward' event at the UN headquarters in New York.

COMMENT | Fanaticism has no place in Tunku’s model, which asserts that 'Islam stands for peace and goodwill'.  

Track her down through your own men who were present during the shootout, pressure group Caged tells cops.

A total of RM1,053,250 was collected from the auction of impounded vehicles in the first series involving 101 vehicles.

The PM will kick off his working visit at a Rohingya crisis event at the UN headquarters in New York.

Only one station registers unhealthy numbers, 67 show moderate-quality air.

COMMENT | Perhaps Utusan should ask the DAP to bail them out since they say DAP is the power behind the throne.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says president’s actions appeared to have violated the US Constitution.

Tens of thousands of students gather against a new criminal code that penalises adultery and revised laws on corruption.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Sanjitpaal Singh spends half his life in our jungles just waiting for the split second when that perfect shot materialises.

COMMENT | Photos of the PAS leader and the chief minister hugging each other splashed all over Sarawak newspapers, set tongues wagging.

'After we settled all the bills, we have no more money,' says Aisha Othman.

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