Archive - 26 September 2019

UPDATED 12.12AM | PM says he thought he left Malaysia in safe hands in 2003 but other leaders had different ideas.

She appeals to the people to give her government a chance.

This will be done after Dr Mahathir Mohamad returns from New York, says the federal territories minister

Gobind Singh Deo says it is currently studying the different regulatory models used by other countries.

LETTER | Bank Negara should play its part in ensuring effective consumer protection.

MP SPEAKS | The Harapan government is committed towards fiscal consolidation to rein in excessive debts.

The lower house of the French parliament interrupted a sitting to hold a minute’s silence for the man who sat as president from 1995 to 2007.

It alleges that the multinational is responsible for some of the plantation fires in Indonesia.

The water rationing is due to a prolonged lack of rainfall since March.

The Coroner's Court verdict into the death of firefighter Muhammad Adib will be delivered tomorrow.

Wee Ka Siong says he had a lengthy discussion with the BN chief regarding this issue.

Auxiliary police allegedly sought revenge after street racer rammed roadblock and injured their friend.

The MP claims that the residents were protesting based on 'inaccurate' information.

New York Times speculates the account was not released due to the renegotiation of infrastructure deals.

They were barred from holding positions last month following the deregistration of a Johor association affiliated to Dong Zong.

The Competition Act empowers MyCC to probe mergers which result in monopolies.

Jelutong MP cites baseless accusations made against DAP and Harapan gov't leaders as reason to withdraw.

Reiterating his warning about 'time bombs', he notes how a Puteri Umno leader planted an explosive device last night.

Ahmad Zakiyuddin hopes Penangnites will not fall for such things and continue to live in peace.

Publication of the maps of oil palm plantations was withheld due to concerns with the OSA

Rehda suggests the contribution to Account 2 be increased to 50 percent from 30 percent.

NAJIB TRIAL | Shahrol Azral testifies that Jho Low and Tim Leissner acted as 'matchmakers'. 

'The proposed Kuala Sanglang Harbour threatens to throw some 5,000 fisherfolks into poverty.'

His body was found after students noticed an odour from the room and informed the police.

UPDATED 4PM | 'Which businessperson will want to do a product that nobody wants?'

LETTER | Despite IGP's warning on the shooting case, we have politicians totally ignoring the advice.

Najib agreed to 1MDB lending US$750 million to PSI, subject to 1MDB getting the loan from Socso.

The kingdom's de facto ruler Mohammed bin Salman says he bears responsibility for the killing of the journalist.

PM says the govt keeping a close eye on matters such as the environment and poverty eradication.

A proposal to have the match played in Malaysia did not get the HK Football Association's agreement.

COMMENT | Fewer than one in five of the country’s top 50 companies has any published human rights policies.

The propagation of false news can lead to public unrest, incite hatred and cause chaos.

Puteri Umno vice-chief Nurul Amal says Sheikh Mohd Khairil died a martyr defending Prophet Muhammad.

'Once the first stage of operations is shifted to Western Australia, WLP residue will not be produced in M'sia.'

Bukit Aman says the suspect is among 15 picked up, including12 Indonesians, two other locals and one Indian national.

Majority of the areas recorded ‘moderate’ readings as at 7am - Environment Department.

Fisherfolks can stage boycott of the seas but they should consider state development plans, says Afif

'The inquest decision is not only anticipated by the family but also by other M'sians seeking justice for Adib.'

Bukit Aman CID principal assistant director says two of the suspects are from Kedah while one is from Penang.

Chocolate Factory: the fun way to learn about palm oil.

Each of the participants will be given three minutes to express their views to Carrie Lam.

COMMENT | Workplace discrimination is a bitter experience that demoralises workers.

The economist says surveys have found many luxury car owners did not even pay income tax.

However, the opposition parties say they would only agree to an election once Johnson rules out a no-deal Brexit.

The international system is such that one country cannot interfere in the internal affairs of another country, he tells a forum.

Employers can get migrant workers to work longer hours with lower pay compared with Malaysian workers.

Powerful and small countries alike are showing disrespect to the UN, he says at the Columbia University forum in New York.

This comes after reports of a polio outbreak in the Philippines recently.

LIVE | Malaysiakini brings you live reports from ex-premier Najib Abdul Razak's 1MDB trial.

Stern action will be taken against such individuals who are willing to sabotage government programmes, the MB says.

COMMENT | Adaptive divers are trained to assist amputees, paraplegics, quadriplegics and the visually impaired to scuba dive.

COMMENT | Such acts are insulting to the many Malaysians whose lives are affected by issues relating to citizenship and statelessness.

COMMENT | Identity politics turn inflammatory as Malaysia's former ruling party tries to claw back support.

Only five members of a family of 10 living in Kampung Baru survived the riots.

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