Archive - 24 July 2020

Here are some key facts about its history, the campaign to change its status, and statements by religious and political leaders.

The discussions around the arrangement for daily commutes are still ongoing.

This after the cluster recorded eight new positive Covid-19 cases today.

Ahmad Faizal Azumu says all three parties will support any individual as a candidate.

This after Jannie Lasimbang was threatened with a lawsuit.

The DAP organising secretary says he is willing to join the caucus and work towards preventing party hopping.

Freedom Film Network and Centre for Independent Journalism also propose amendments to Finas Act.

A large screen and speakers set up in the square broadcast proceedings to the thousands gathered outside.

BAC Education pledges to provide digital skills training for thousands of Malaysians this year with a holistic solution designed to bridge the skills gap and to bring both Malaysian employees and enterprises into the digital economy.

UEM Sunrise has launched 112 units Senadi Hills Phase 1A in Iskandar Puteri on July 4 after an overwhelming response and much fanfare to the online preview last month with 70% of the units booked up already.

UPDATED 7.25PM | The Finance Ministry said the settlement was an admission of guilt by the bank.

UPDATED 7.22PM | CORONAVIRUS | There were 21 new cases as of noon today, the second time in four days.

The Yang di-Pertuan Agong gave his consent to the appointments.

‘Do we need to wait until everything turns bad before we hold an election?’

Party president Mohd Shafie Apdal says all the assemblypersons are free to go anywhere they want.

The law firm acting for Dr Mahathir Mohamad and four other plaintiffs confirms this matter.

It was appealing against the High Court's decision to acquit Huang's Qiang.

'And, do you need any assistance, sir? If you do, I would like to offer my services...'

The primate, believed to have been hit by a vehicle, was stranded in the middle of the busy Kajang Silk Highway.

The first intake will commence classes in November.

The bid is to recuse Sri Ram from leading the prosecution team in a RM9.5 million money laundering case.

The High Court judge set the date after being informed of a Federal Court decision allowing him to preside over the trial.

UPDATED 2.40PM | Communications and Multimedia Minister Saifuddin Abdullah says the decision was made by the cabinet.

Protectionist policies which favour larger local businesses have driven prices beyond the reach of many.

Teresa Kok questions if the new slogan is targeted at Malaysians or international citizens.

This comes soon after Washington ordered Beijing to vacate its Houston consulate, deteriorating further the ties between the two world powers.

COMMENT | Nothing short of a full public inquiry into the Altantuya murder and its motive will suffice.

The lawsuit alleges that drones and helicopters entered the privacy of the airspace above the couple’s residence.

Malaysian-British Theatre Company set to preview new musical slong eith a revival award-winning Sepet The Musical

The 29-year-old claimed trial to the charge at the Ipoh Sessions Court.

WWF-Malaysia applauds anti-poaching efforts and calls for the establishment of a wildlife crime unit

Shamsul Iskandar says the licence requirement in the 1981 law is not relevant in today's context.

The prosecution fails to prove money seized from Kasitah's account is from unlawful activity, High Court rules.

The grave most likely contains the remains of 28 army officers executed in 1990.

World Wide Fund for Nature-Malaysia calls for the establishment of a Wildlife Crime Unit under the police force.

J Solomon says Transport Minister Wee Ka Siong should take the initiative on this matter following a court decision.

Many hotels are closing down and hundreds of jobs are being lost in Kota Melaka.

'My dignity was robbed from me. I felt like an animal.'

'Is there a determined effort to curb freedom of expression? You, the discerning citizen will have the answer.'

UPDATED 10.11AM | The Umno secretary-general had claimed trial to the charges on Jan 21.

KL police chief Mazlan Lazim says the police are continuing efforts to trace the drug suppliers and the suspects' syndicate partners.

INTERVIEW | The call comes from former minister Liew Vui Keong, who says the line-up can take over Putrajaya, should the PN govt collapse.

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

The fundraising campaign, by '100% Project', also assists mothers who earn an income from producing the masks.

SPECIAL REPORT | In a culture where sexual harassment allegations are often brushed off or swept under the carpet, this breaks new ground.