Archive - 18 December 2019

The raids were conducted on two premises at Menglembu and Chandan Raya Industrial Areas, following a two-week surveillance.

Its president Abdul Fareed Abdul Gafoor says no limitations for criminal investigations as the truth must emerge.

The prime minister says the summit aims to affirm initiatives in improving the lives of Muslims the world over.

This minimum monthly wage, and at the rate of RM1,100 a month for the rest of the country, is to take effect from Jan 1, 2020.

The police are also waiting for Chemistry Dept reports on the Franco-Irish teenager, says Negeri Sembilan police chief Mohamad Mat Yusop.

Klang Utara police chief Nurulhuda Mohd Salleh says investigations are ongoing over allegations of forced labour.

Floods in Kelantan worsens with the number of evacuees rising to 3,149 from 2,374 victims today.

The party's state information director Zaidi Zakaria said they will counter false narratives with facts and figures.

The deputy minister says the Election Commission also lodged 30 police reports on the recorded offences.

The government is seeking RM253.6 million which was loaned to the National Feedlot Corporation.

The money is allegedly linked to 1MDB funds.

Victim's mother welcomes the ruling and hoped all four suspects would be executed soon.

Najib's lawyer Muhammad Shafee Abdullah claims that Azilah was brought out from the Kajang prison to meet a "VVIP".

He also urges authorities to focus on agriculture to move the nation forward and achieve a sustainable future.

New APAC Hub Centre enhances market operations to lead in the upcoming 5G era in the region.

A three-judge bench of supreme court today declined to stay the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act.

This is to enable him to travel to Perth, Australia to attend to work matters.

The project will have 85 acres of green or recreational space, up from 48.6 acres in the original plan.

Judge made the decision to give priority to the SRC court hearing.

This was facilitated by former Goldman Sachs executive Tim Leissner whom the commission says was aware Najib would benefit.

Lawyer keeping mum on who the VVIP was and when exactly the meeting took place.

The former PM will perform a 'sumpah laknat' in relation to Altantuya's murder this Friday.

This was despite a 7.2 percent year-to-date contraction in Bursa Malaysia's FBM KLCI.

He indicates there is a property overhang valued at approximately RM20 billion.

LETTER | The solution is to make the large civil service much more multiracial and secular.

UPDATED 5.15PM | The City Hall describes the billboards as obscene and sensitive in nature.

'Party should get its president to tell the truth on RM90m claim first before asking Anwar to take lie detector test.'

The contract extension will be for 25 months.

The last time he was taken out of the Kajang prison was in April 2015 to attend court proceedings.

The summit intends to address issues of concern to Muslims and the Muslim world.

LETTER | When things go wrong for the sick, what mechanisms are in place for public to deal with medical errors?

NAJIB TRIAL | The ex-PM also says he delegated the management of his personal and private banking accounts.

LETTER | The university hospitals are doing this when it comes to taking in service MOs.

COMMENT | It’s no surprise that a large share of Malaysians feel that they are falling behind.

MetMalaysia also issues yellow warning for Pahang and Sabah which is expected to last until tomorrow.

UMT lecturer says tests needed to determine if dead marine mammal found two days after one was saved is the same animal.

The people must know about the credibility of their future premier, says Roslan Shahir.

LETTER | A stable, progress and peaceful global Islamic community is essential for word peace.

LETTER | Malaysia presents one of the starkest and unjust realities for those who move here looking to better their lives.

Also rescued was a leopard cub and 58 Indian star tortoises.

LETTER | Merging the two when their roles are worlds apart is a regressive move.

Victim claims she was forced to re-enact the alleged rape with a life-sized doll while male police watched.

COMMENT | Mankind is quick and harsh to prosecute, when in fact, God is quick and gentle to forgive and even reward.

Ahmad Sauidi Abdul Rahim is reassigned barely six months after taking up job as Ipoh mayor.

The bill which will allocate RM297 billion for next year's expenditure was unanimously approved.

Ahead of its Jan 11 election, Taiwan says Chinese 'rumours' and 'cyber armies' are undermining its democracy.

Advocates for victims of sex abuse applaud the move as being long overdue.

YOURSAY | 'The police are still beholden to politicians and their first instinct is to protect them.'

Diplomats say this is because the UN peacekeeping mission there is not ready to provide a briefing.

COMMENT | The cover-up emboldens politicians to use the state security apparatus in any manner they see fit, and further destroys trust in public institutions.

These were seized in 4,169 raids against premises found to have violated various laws, says DG.

Deputy education minister says she discussed this with China's Education Ministry and hopes for support.

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