Archive - 6 December 2020

In contrast, they say PM Muhyiddin Yassin was not committed to democratic reforms.

Malacca Amanah chief Adly Zahari points out that Umno has been the biggest beneficiary.

Eight personnel with two fire engines manage to chase the animal out of the shopping complex building.

MACC detains the 53-year-old man to assist a probe into the alleged misappropriation of RM22,500.

The number of active Covid-19 cases crosses the 11,000 mark.

Party yet to submit Kota Tampan rep's name to Perak ruler as negotiations with suitable partners continue.

BN sec-gen adds some in Muafakat do not know the difference between national interest and personal agenda.

Hasni Mohammad announces an additional RM50,000 for Covid-19, bringing the total allocation to RM200,000.

Former Bersatu leader says he received information that DAP agreed to work with Umno in the next election.

Sanusi says there are no more trees to be logged in the area where the mineral is found anyway.

The development plan is expected to spur Johor's development in a progressive and dynamic way, says MB Hasni Mohammad.

UPDATED 4PM | Recalling the fall of two previous govts that DAP was part of, Leow says Umno will not get his backing.

The country reported its highest number of cases, at 631 new cases, since a peak in February and early March.

Johor speaker says confidence motion can still be tabled today as emergency motion.

The grand prize winners are a team of researchers from the Malaysian Nuclear Agency.

It appears Faizal Azumu didn't do enough for groups in need, but will his replacement be any better?

He hopes the PAS leader will apologise to the Indian community.

UPDATED 12.20PM | Umno president says he will present a list of candidates to Sultan Nazrin.

NPRA has yet to receive documents from Pfizer to start evaluating its Covid-19 vaccine for registration: Health DG.

We were told no demolitions would be done without consulting two ministers first, says group.

'During these difficult times, we are prepared to work with anybody to form a stable govt,' says Asmuni.

Despite this year's challenges, the industry looks set for a booming 2021.

These are verified locations reported to be affected today.

When Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor used words associated with racial stereotypes to hit back at Indian critics, it hurts.

This follows an audience between Sultan Nazrin and Faizal yesterday afternoon.

While 2020 has been an 'annus horribilis', there will likely be an end to economic contraction on technical grounds.

UPDATED | 10.05AM | Perak Umno remains tight-lipped over candidate for menteri besar position.

Muhammad Shakir Amir says cracks in PN are evident, and Harapan and other parties should unite against it.

Key differences remain unresolved and Brexit can result in a messy divorce from the EU.

Several M'sian NGOs have sent humanitarian missions abroad despite the risk of contracting Covid -19

The real significance lies in China’s participation.