Archive - 5 January 2020

KIMANIS POLLS | 'At that time, he had billions of ringgit in his hand,' says Ismail Sabri.

KIMANIS POLLS | This after Umno No 2 likened the BN-Warisan face-off to one between Malaysia and the Philippines.

KIMANIS POLLS | Sabah CM says what's important is the management of the country 'so that we can prosper'.

This includes the deployment of disaster personnel and assets to help put out the fires, says DPM Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.

District health officer says minors could be compounded regardless of whether they were in eateries or not.

KIMANIS POLLS | About 500 of them are expected to benefit from the allocation announced by Salahuddin right before nomination day.

Auckland police have asked residents to stop calling the nation’s emergency hotline to report the issue.

Demonstrators vent their anger at 'parallel traders' who buy HK duty-free goods to sell in the mainland for profit.

He says Malaysia faces various economic challenges but the government has been striving to overcome it.

KIMANIS POLLS | 35 are for election workers and EC officers, while the other one is for a civil servant working abroad.

LETTER | It is broken at the root, if we don’t address and fix it now the country will degenerate further.

KIMANIS POLLS | He says NGO did not host the holiday event in Membakut, instead it was organised by the local Christian community.

Water, Land and Natural Resources minister says the water industry requires a huge budget.

KIMANIS POLLS | The Warisan by-election candidate says Sabahans have accepted the party and gave overwhelming support in the last election.

There shouldn't be an issue in learning the script, adds PKR president.

COMMENT | It says Badlishah's reply on the issue does not address the root problem underpinning the controversy.

He says it could help expedite the process, especially for children, based on fairness, transparency and efficiency.

UPDATED 4.30PM | 'The prime minister had quit, but returned. I had quit, and I returned too,' says PKR chief.

Wong Shu Qi says Cambridge Analytica had a reputation of engaging in psychological warfare and manipulating elections.

Threat made after US attack killed Iranian army commander as tens of thousands march in mourning.

'Despite the turbulence he had to face, his heart was in the right place.'

Thousands of mourners dressed in black marched through Ahvaz, in live footage aired on state TV.

Farms are regularly checked to ensure food safety and export quality, Sim Tze Tsin adds.

A total of 211 vessels were detained while five others were sunk to serve as fish breeding structures.

KIMANIS POLLS | Party claims election misconduct after activity was held in an event by a Kadazan Dusun NGO and attended by Shafie.

Millions collected to help firefighting services and wildlife shelters.

KIMANIS POLLS | Umno deputy president says although Warisan is not formally in the coalition but it is still a strong supporter.

The curfew, from 6pm to 6am, covers Tawau, Semporna, Kunak, Lahad Datu, Kinabatangan, Sandakan and Beluran.

The education minister did not follow directives on Jawi teaching, free internet and breakfast programmes in schools.

Charles Santiago says instead of apologising, its vice-chancellor shows arrogance, causing further division in society.

Harussani Zakaria says the position of Jawi is protected under Section 152 of the Federal Constitution.

COMMENT | We should explore small, tentative steps to dilute the poisonous racial air.

COMMENT | Warisan is the government in Sabah and an ally of Pakatan Harapan which is the federal government.

New education minister should display goodwill with both sides of the political divide.

KIMANIS POLLS | Sabah Chief Minister says Sabahans have enough of BN/Umno, which had ruled the state for decades.

COMMENT | The story of Malaysia is the story of how classes of people are created through the conveyer belt called 'education'.

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