Archive - 24 November 2019

MCA chief says there are five alumni associations dating back to 1980 but Lim chose TAA, which was set up in 2012.

Zakaria Abd Hamid says he was shocked to learn about his dismissal from the media.

This is despite the ROS giving MyPPP a second chance to be revived.

UPDATED 8.25PM | Another sacked is Pahang PKR member Ismail Dulhadi.

This is after a DAP MP said Harapan should not use the manifesto as an excuse as promises were made at ceramah.

COMMENT | The cornerstone of a successful nation is its human capital, which in turn, is greatly shaped by its education system.

PKR chief also reminds party members to stop raising the issue of power transition for the post of PM.

He claims Muhyiddin, on appeal, had rescinded MyPPP's deregistration, a claim denied by the home minister. 

The construction of an international cruise passenger terminal is expected to be completed by the end of next year.

While over 22,000 patients await transplant, the transplant rate in Malaysia is among the lowest in the world.

The former MCA leader who suffered a stroke last year passed away peacefully, says his son.

'I don't want the disputes to continue being discussed outside (the party),' says Akmal Nasir.

It is not about 'whoever supports me will get projects', says PKR chief in an apparently veiled jab at Azmin.

Veteran DAP leader admits ruling coalition has deviated from the moderate centre.

Calling the government 'cruel', Annuar Musa says that a brutal counter-attack is in the offing.

How do you explain his pandering to the Malays when his support from them in GE14 was a miniscule 20 percent?

The auditor-general's report also notes a drop in revenue of RM280.34 million or 13.5 percent.

WAO executive director adds that books offer a gateway to independent thought, free from society's stereotypes.

He says their mere possession was perverse and indefensible.

MALAYSIANSKINI | "I want to represent the Orang Asli in my work so people would see us. We want to be included, not excluded."

COMMENT | Malaysia has come a long way from the days in which assemblies are looked upon negatively as disruptive and destructive.

The results of the Perak Amanah party election was annouced yesterday.

PAS president says he wants to take power through winning GE15 alongside new allies Umno.

Deputy Minister Hannah Yeoh says the move would help people with disabilities to be trained to improve their work and living skills.

China's ambassador to Malaysia says they will assist in the identification of 680 suspects.

LETTER | The portal has pursued a dream, faced down challenges and served this country gallantly.

Nearly all members of the police are on duty, but there is little obvious police presence near polling stations.

Party president claimed that those who left the party are regretting it and want to return.

However, Sabah authorities are still looking for ways to collaborate with Indonesia to help conserve the species.

However, he warns Washington warns would not turn a blind eye to events in Hong Kong or the South China Sea.

CID director said a police report was lodged and the incident has been classified as a robbery case.

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