Archive - 17 November 2019

This is even though BN has scored a big win in the Tanjong Piai by-election, adds Abdul Karim. 

Mohd Rashid Hasnon adds gov't MPs had complied with the matter since they were still in the opposition.

Johor DAP chief says the massive defeat is a watershed moment for Malaysian politics, an 'earthquake no less'.

Police say the 45-year-old victim was asked to transfer money into four bank accounts for investigation purposes.

She was responding to party president Anwar Ibrahim agreeing that Azmin should not officiate PKR's Youth wing congress.

He says Pakatan Harapan still lost despite making various promises of allocations.

The Kepong MP's own supporters seem to approve of Pakatan Harapan's defeat.

He is facing a charge with tampering with 1MDB's final audit report.

Ahmad Idham said he was only highlighting concerns raised by parents. 

KL police chief Mazlan Lazim said police are attempting to trace the perpetrators through CCTVs.

During Dr M's first reign, the ruling coalition he led would average 54.37pct during parliamentary by-elections.

ADUN SPEAKS | It is folly to read too much into a by-election, but Harapan must get its act together. 

COMMENT | The results are a clear indication of voters' pent-up anger and frustration Pakatan Harapan.

Protestors are bracing for a possible final push by the police to clear them out of the last campus that is still occupied.

She says the call had specific references to Trump's 'personal agenda'.

The three allegedly tried to set fire to a factory in Sungai Petani.

Officials were given talking points explaining to returning university students that their family members had been taken away for training.

Police says they will not extend the remand for the students.

Rafizi told the press after acquittal that he was in no rush to return to politics.

The woman says that she had sex with the prince when she was 17 and underage.

COMMENT | It is a clear message to Harapan leaders who have been ignoring the people and think they can do no wrong.

LETTER | We should find ways to boost the local film industry instead.

TG PIAI POLLS | Meanwhile, DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang believes Tanjung Piai voters also spoke on behalf of the rest of the country.

Kin and supporters demand answers from the government’s task force on the pastor’s abduction.

TG PIAI POLLS | Unlike previous by-elections, the coalition now finds itself drowned in a wave of protest votes that cuts across racial lines.

KINI ROUNDUP | Here are key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.