Archive - 18 June 2022

Suspect alleged to solicit RM1,000 bribe from a shop owner.

She had been battling ovarian cancer.

There are still 37 owners who are not agreeing to the redevelopment.

Shafie Apdal says party also identifying contestable seats in other states.

Muda president retorts 40 lives lost, RM6.5 billion in damages due to floods this year.

Kit Siang denies betraying Lee in lead-up to the 1990 GE.

Was central bank unaware of RM43 million transferred from HK in UKSB case?

Party stressed that Mahathir's name not mentioned during trial.

'State autonomy should be respected.'

RM1.3m to Muhyiddin, everyone already knows, Shahrir says.

Party has successfully brought S'wak to the development era.

It's to discuss policies and the way forward for cooperatives.

This is to mitigate any short-term commercial consequences.

WCIT 2022 will see 4,000 delegates from 80 countries attend the Olympics of the world's information technology industry.

Lim says he still doesn't know why Lee quit politics in 1990.

Important as a family to understand, respect each other.

Vaccinated patients may be vulnerable to reinfection.

Every state must be given its fair share, Gooi says.

Treatment timeline does not clash with bribe dates ex-PM indicates.

Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin, however, not on target list.

Dmitry Muratov is auctioning his Nobel medal for Ukrainian refugees.

The nation seems to be on autopilot, rudderless, and aimless.

CovidNow and Kawasanku are paving the road. 

Concerns raised over unchecked substance use, including by children.

States are dissatisfied with concentration of power, resources in federal gov't's hands.

MRT Corp CEO Zarif gave the most amazing explanation of Najib's ride.

China historically prone to floods, triggering landslides and swamping farmland.

'How can anyone use sandbags to prevent floods?'

The authorisation is for children under five.

There were 1,049 more active cases yesterday than the day before.

Fahmi Fadzil says DBKL should have been given licence to set up smart lamp posts.

There are no liberal or conservative decisions, says Tengku Maimun.

'DNB and the telcos have been asked to meet the June 30 deadline.'

'Meting out justice is by taking another life? Our society could do better.'

It says Peka president fails to abide by demand for RM1m, public apology.

He alleges Dr M's 'grudge' against Umno reason Muhyiddin not charged.