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UPDATED 1.40AM | He denied the move was because the party's top leadership sees the Johor chapter as in trouble.

'The government should promote online transactions by giving incentives, not imposing charges.'

UPDATED 12.57AM | This comes after the former Johor MB was spotted at Pejuang events.

Bersatu and BN reportedly overcame deadlock in seat negotiations.

However, the Umno president says sabotage from inside or outside the party is inevitable in any election.

Of the 1.1m who gave feedback, nearly 300k confirmed they need assistance with loan repayments.

Masidi Manjun confirms Veveonah did sit for her exams.

No new cases were detected in the cluster for 28 days.

UPDATED 8.23PM | COVID-19 | Campaigning begins on nomination day this Saturday Sept 26 polling day.

The Putra president and 16 others are initiating legal action, saying the country's natural resources need to be protected.

COVID-19 | Noor Hisham’s admonishment comes as virus’ infectivity hits ‘critical’ level.

Musa is expected to challenge state govt dissolution at Federal Court.

UPDATED 8.03PM | COVID-19 | Health DG says 85 are from Benteng and Sungai clusters.

1MDB TRIAL | Lead DPP Gopal Sri Ram says this is because it is allowed by the law.

The Sabah state election is slated to take place on Sept 26.


UEM Sunrise Berhad presents “UEM Sunrise Cares”, an all-embracing campaign that promotes and inspires togetherness as the nation celebrates the 63rd Merdeka, and Malaysia Day amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

His bachelor’s degree and MBA appear to be from dubious institutions.

Party president Jeffrey Kitingan says BN and Umno not listening to local sentiments, 'domineering'.

He accused BN and Umno of wanting more seats when local sentiment favours local parties.


Muhyiddin also appoints himself as Johor Bersatu chief during council meeting yesterday.

UPDATED 6.56PM | Meanwhile, the employer's rep says the workers weren't kicked out, but instead they fled.

The deputy ministers should not be in denial about the issue raised, says Azis Jamman.

COVID-19 | Some countries have been considering 'travel bubbles' with others as a way to get businesses restarted.

No details on the nature of the initiative or whether any other country had joined was provided.


COVID-19 | Police say this in light of the surge in Covid-19 cases in the two districts.

Targeting of Syed Saddiq supporters and recent fiasco over Veveonah indicate that bullying is an accepted part of the system.

He defends his sister’s move to post a YouTube video of herself climbing a tree to obtain good internet coverage.

Team SMG (Still Moving Under Gunfire) today announced performance apparel giant Under Armour as its official apparel sponsor.


National priorities should be health first and propping up domestic tourism.


'It is vital for conscientious Malaysian political leaders to create a society of moral conscience based on self-awareness and education...'

SABAH POLLS | Former political heavyweights may enter the fray but 'has-beens' likely can't hold a candle to Musa.

SABAH POLLS | PAS sec-gen Takiyuddin Hassan says this includes the constituencies of Tawau and Kalabakan.

UPDATED 4PM | Maszlee also takes to Twitter saying there are 'gloomy days' for the nation if this situation persists.


The district in the Tawau Division of Sabah recorded 43 new cases yesterday.


There will be no trade deal if Britain tries to tinker with the Brexit divorce treaty, the European Union warns.

The trial is criticised by a UN official and human rights campaigners, who said the masterminds of the murder remained free.

Trailing in the national opinion polls, he unleashes a broad attack against both the former vice president and Kamala Harris.


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

Is this PAS lawmaker one of those politicians with a knack of stirring controversies in order to get noticed?

Two men believed to be involved in the crime have been arrested, says PJ police chief ACP Nik Ezanee.

Several business operators have lodged complaints to Malacca health department, police over the incidents.

Star president Jeffrey Kitingan says it's a matter of office politics which Kong Fui Seng 'couldn't handle'.