Archive - 21 June 2020

This will allow us to have a solid gov't with support of MPs, Umno vice-president says.

PKR president says DAP and Amanah had never strayed from supporting him to become PM.

Its failure can be seen when managing Covid-19 outbreak among foreign workers and the rise of xenophobia, he adds.

The project is now expected to complete in October 2022.

CORONAVIRUS | The new cases comprise three imported infections and 13 local transmissions.

The Sabah chief minister also refuses to apologise over claim that Musa had caused RM872 million to go missing from Yayasan Sabah.

The party calls the ban an act of 'blatant racism and discrimination'.

No green light still for wedding receptions.

Dormitory operators face a conflict of interest between providing decent housing and reaping maximum profit.

Perhaps suggesting leaders who are not eligible to withdraw their EPF should be considered by all within Harapan.

Oh Tong Keong says the RM500 withdrawal from EPF "account 2" alone is not enough.

The Malay daily closed down last year due to financial problems.

Bank Negara will meet on July 7 where analysts expect a further 50 basis point reduction.

All foreigners with valid documents entering the market must be accompanied by a Malaysian.

This time, Peter Anthony will face fresh charges at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court.

He says bickering and conflicts will only put the country at a disadvantage in the war against Covid-19.

The opposition claims they are accepted by the people, so let the people decide who they really accept, the minister says.

Zoos keep wildlife in captivity for exhibition, in part two Macaranga looks into how conservation demands have caused them to evolve beyond this.

He retorts that Mahathir's analogy is wrong as 'this is a case of receiving 11 chickens and returning 13'.

The areas affected are Muar, Batu Pahat, Tangkak, Kluang and Pontian.

A White House official says the US president was joking about his call for slowdown in testing during a campaign rally.

The routes are from Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu, and from Johor Bahru to Kuching and Penang.

This is amid public spats and differing stances over the opposition bloc’s PM candidate.

This follows the departure of Dr Daroyah Alwi from the party.

Judge Hamid Sultan Abu Backer says judiciary needs to maintain independence, discretion in decision-making of cases as part of separation of powers.

The two Harapan component parties should reconsider their support for Mahathir as PM again should Harapan retake gov't.

Seoul urges the plan to be scrapped but Pyongyang rejects the South’s calls as 'absurd nonsense.'

Ex-national security adviser's book to be released on Tuesday alleges the US president sought China’s help to win re-election.

Polling stations will be equipped with face masks and hand sanitisers for the use of the country’s 5.5 million voters, many of whom are expected to skip voting - partly due to fears of becoming infected.

The move will allow people to remain a metre away from others if they take additional measures such as wearing a mask, daily says.

EXCLUSIVE | The former PM shares his thoughts on the coup which brought down the Harapan government.

If neither Anwar nor Dr M can deliver the MPs needed, the impasse over the PM post is a waste of time and sours relationships within Harapan.