Archive - 14 November 2019

Brendan Gan and Mohamadou Sumareh both on target in Harimau Malaya's 2-1 victory in Bukit Jalil.

Also to be returned are containers without plastic waste import licence, and uncleaned and non-homogeneous plastic waste.

Che Abdullah Mat Nawi claims campaign more effective in reducing prices than the Sales and Service Tax.

North Korea seeks lifting of punishing sanctions, but US insist Kim Jong-un must dismantle his nuclear weapons programme first.

TG PIAI POLLS | The MCA president singles out Malaysiakini over a report on Jeck Seng's Facebook post in Chinese.

This would help facilitate action if products weren't registered or the labels or registration numbers were changed, says minister.

The list will help as a guideline for students in choosing courses at the tertiary level, says Kulasegaran. 

The KL High Court had ruled that the EC erred in disqualifying Tian Chua from contesting in GE14.

The man was allegedly trying to court Umno assemblypersons to garner enough numbers.

TG PIAI POLLS | Ilham Centre expects 'comfortable win' for BN, Institut Darul Ehsan predicts strong lead for Pakatan Harapan.

Hilman Idham accuses detractors of lying, pointing to the fact that the invite was later rescinded. 

Malaysia has signed MoUs with Dubai-based Hakan Agro and China's BOCE Global.

The real 'hidden hand' skips meetings and issues statements against party interest, says PKR Youth chief.

Their comments on court cases, says its president, undermine public confidence in the judiciary and offend the courts.

The centre provides space for religious organisations and groups to conduct retreats, seminars, lectures, and classes.

NGOs want the PKR vice-president to recontest Batu seat in by-election. 

This provision in the MACC Act was passed in Parliament last year and will come into force on June 2020.

The bulk of the promised funds will go towards a grid power supply and water treatment system.

PKR Youth vice-chief Syed Badli Shah disputes Azmin Ali's claim that he had accepted the Sept 11 invite. 

The responsibility of curbing fake news does not fall on the gov't alone, says Gobind.

He claims China is using Uyghurs for forced labour in factories. 

TG PIAI POLLS | He also claims Gerakan is undermining MCA by splitting the Chinese votes.

The seven-person Federal Court bench chaired by Chief Judge of Malaya Azahar Mohamed reserved judgment to another date.

LETTER | Media organisations urged to be apolitical to ensure survival. 

'Like other ordinary Malaysians, I too, am subject to the country's laws.'

Tommy Thomas adds provision does not expressively refer to walkabouts and going to voter's houses.

Three reminders sent to contesting parties since nomination day, says de facto law minister. 

'This is an attempt to shut my mouth, to (stop) me from reprimanding the present leadership'.

TG PIAI POLLS | It is claimed that the port authority splurged on renovations for a KL office which was never occupied.

Avoid rushing to the polling stations at the last minute, says EC chairperson Azhar Azizan Harun. 

This raises doubt about possible undue influences and monetary benefits in the 2009 inquest, says the group.

He says MCA's and PAS' actions constantly contradict what they preach, especially when it comes to cooperation between both parties.

The calm in Gaza could still prove tenuous, says UN envoy Nickolay Mladenov. 

COMMENT | It is surely one way in which both nations can rediscover and reignite their pre-separation affinity. 

The PM says the explanation will help Malaysia rectify the issues behind the downgrade.

TG PIAI POLLS | Dr M accuses opposition of trying to confuse voters. 

A blanket ban will only deprive smokers of a less hazardous alternative.

The SRR rate was last lowered from four percent to its current rate in 2016 to little effect, says PAS central leader.  

The Islamic affairs minister endures a tough time when questioned on Zakir Naik and Sisters in Islam.

DAP veteran says Muafakat Nasional's prognosis is in total contrast to the recognition given abroad.

The pilgrimage fund will transfer its non-performing assets worth RM9.63 billion to a unit of the Finance Ministry for RM19.9 billion.

Gay sex is also a crime in Malaysia and led to the conviction of PM-in-waiting Anwar Ibrahim.

Some 80 percent of the lagoon city, including many historical buildings, was flooded yesterday.

He says this is one of three strategies the country uses to keep pace with the rapidly changing higher education landscape.

Turkey first requested the set-up of the safe zone during a G20 meeting in 2015.

The basikal lanjak community asserts that the street sport will have a positive impact on youth, if developed right.

Flash floods in a village from overnight heavy rain resulted in 33 residents moving to the relief centre.

This was conveyed to Education Minister Maszlee Malik in Paris yesterday by a member of the Indian cabinet.

Woe betide to the unlettered politician in trying to raise the cudgels to the dynamic duo and team.

COMMENT | A degree or even a PhD will not guarantee anyone a job.

PARLIAMENT | They'll first be set up in five opposition-ruled states to channel info on federal policies, says Sivarasa. 

ADUN SPEAKS | Reforms to the electoral system must be based on the country’s unique history and experience.

SATIRE | Tall tales are spread around, with gullible people falling for them – and there are also people shocked, after learning the truth...

COMMENT | This year, there are 35 contenders vying for the 12 places. This is more than usual.

TG PIAI POLLS | We will be the ones at a loss if we reject the candidate who can serve us, Harapan chief tells the voters.

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