Archive - 17 August 2022

Wan Junaidi says polls typically only called after 'feel good' budgets.

They include leaders from political parties and civil societies.

Seremban MP says Chen was a kind doctor, staunch party leader.

Task force notes that bullying does happen but at levels.

The government says it will keep monitoring fuel price fluctuation. 

Final decision lies in hands of Agong, senior minister says.

Officers are to report for duty on Oct 17.

Source says Health Ministry currently developing own framework.

KINILENS | 50 athletes participate in the freestyle BMX competition. 

He says this after the country decriminalised cannabis in June. 

Defence minister says contractor has to first prove it can finish LCS1.

When quizzed, Ismail Sabri’s press sec exits Whatsapp group.

She hopes Crackhouse co-owner will sue DBKL for ‘total abuse of power’.

This will prevent assemblypersons from party-hopping.

UPDATED 5.22PM | Court accepts Lokman's apology, warns him not to repeat contempt. 

The duo allegedly committed the offence between 2019 and 2020. 

MP lambasts BN chief for remarks on overseas-born children citizenship issue.

SERV X (SERV Technology) is a leading group of technology companies focused on bridging humans and technology by enhancing the digital-first experience.

Policy may be a change in government's stance toward minority Muslims.

Umno chief's handwritten instructions revealed in Ambrin-led committee's report.

Groups urge the government to act on it. 

Staff continue to work as security of world at stake.

Invitation to bring down Pahang govt a ‘dramatic ploy’, she says.

Power crunch is expected to hit Zhejiang and Jiangsu too. 

Plan will open opportunities to double earnings, CEO says.

S Korean and US military authorities are analysing the details.

Umno chief says Najib has done so much for party, wants all to show support. 

New guidelines call for students to be 'polite', 'respectful'.

"What is the speciality of TimeTec smart home or smart office system when you compare it with others?

Activists see this decision as a breakthrough.

UPDATED 4:50PM | PAC says the redactions did not affect the report. 

Victims urge Bank Negara Malaysia to act on the matter. 

Siti Nuramira is also considering sending a letter of representation to AGC.

It is time to open up, allow entry of new blood.

Kota Melaka MP wants stop-work order imposed on the project.

Court rejected applications for new evidence and to postpone hearing.

Comedy club’s licence has been revoked. 

‘PAS Youth chief is trying to create a negative image of Umno.’

Enforcement as early as December, law minister says.

It wants to be a 'bridge of peace' between Russia and Ukraine.

UPDATED 7.02PM | Fans chide the billionaire for his gimmicks. 

It has increased its subsidy budget to US$34b this year.

Documentary focuses on 40 humanitarian workers and their families.

It should follow Dewan Negara speaker’s lead who allowed a debate.

Current name is 'misleading' as monkeys are not the original host.

Number of patients in ICU continues to rise.

Given that the digital economy contributed 22.6% towards Malaysia's GDP in 2020 and set to climb to at least 25.5% by 2025, SAP Malaysia is encouraging employees, especially to continuously upskill and reskill so that they are empowered to ‘survive and thrive' in a post-pandemic employment environment. 

UPDATED 9:58AM | The 97-year-old was DAP chairperson from 1966 to 1999.

'We were stripped with just a cloth to cover our private parts.'

‘At long last Najib will face his fate based on the mountain of evidence presented.’

'Ahmad Ramli is a scapegoat because GE15 is coming soon.'

'We can move faster as there is no red tape.'

Accounts of the PM and foreign minister were hacked last week.

This is being done through a third-party payment gateway.

Also, earlier applications to hire some 400k foreign workers to proceed.

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