Archive - 22 August 2022

Umno Youth chief asks if Abdul Latiff or forensic report is lying.

Such demand illogical as Najib's appeal at Federal Court level, he says.

He says MOH resolved 92 pct of 57,355 backlogged non-Covid-19 treatment cases.

The veteran leader died due to a lung infection, his daughter says. 

PKR leader alleges Abdul Latiff Ahmad, wife involved in LCS scandal.

Friend told police Zalina healthy and normal during meeting.

Hospital admissions are also trending down.

He attends events there as it is organised by his ministry. 

In giving and receiving illicit money, it takes two to tango.

He adds Bank Negara has not taken action to tighten banks' cyber security systems.

Ex-DPM tells court he never even deposited the money into personal account. 

This is over discrepancies between court testimony and statement recorded by MACC.

The duo posed as immigration officers, police say. 

Cabinet will have to review and decide on the proposal, he says.

Panel comprises engineering, water experts, has three months to complete report.

The ministry will probe all complaints lodged, Radzi assures. 

On Feb 24 this year, Russia launched its 'special military operation' into Ukraine.

The national drought level is now at 'orange', the second highest. 

KINILENS | The Malaysian flag can be seen all around the capital for the Merdeka month. 

Malaysia’s indigenous language Bidayuh is declining in use. 

Tuan Ibrahim says Ismail Sabri's administration not dominated by BN, Umno.  

Don't deny legitimate criticism against the government. 

Over RM1b was paid in the name of 'mobilisation payment', MP says. 

High court rules she was not challenging Islamic law.

UPDATED 3.38PM | The meeting reportedly involves the party's future. 

PKR deputy president cites LCS internal probe papers to back his claims.

Malaysia’s Regent International Schools (RIS) have joined the network of Global Schools Foundation (GSF), which runs a chain of highly-acclaimed and premium international schools in 10 countries, offering best in class education to nearly 31,500 students from 70 nationalities.

The ex-minister urges Malaysians to have faith in the judiciary. 

Law enforcement authorities must act without fear or influence. 

Corruption is colour-blind, NGO leader says. 

It does not seem like Malaysia will step up soon.

This is to facilitate the migrant's pending case against ex-employer.

Time to take Long Covid issues seriously, health experts say. 

The former PM is facing charges under an anti-terror act.

Malaysia’s leading employment platform, JobStreet by SEEK continues innovating to help organisations with their hiring needs and recently introduced a new flexible package for hirers.

There's no need to use harsh words, just explain nicely. 

Pollsters are still concerned over his party's links to Unification Church. 

The party, however, is prepared to take on the nationalist party. 

Faizal Azumu says further discussions are required on overlapping seats.

Charles Santiago says malnutrition among children is particularly concerning.

Ulchi Freedom Shield summertime exercises will run until Sept 1. 

No one should be permitted exemption from justice and accountability.

Social enterprise Primus Wellness helps B40 members transform their businesses. 

Higashiosaka fuelled the thundering rise of Japan's biggest brands.

No 'brought in dead' cases recorded yesterday. 

MORNING BRIEF | Key news you should know about

During the roundtable discussion with VERITAS Design Group, something cropped up that seems to be not quite an impossible notion – that the millennials and generations to come are not going to be worried so much about transportation, the issue that got previous generations hot under the collar – sometimes literally – for decades. 

She will pursue a Master’s degree in international relations in New York.

Not surprising that he blames non-Muslims and non-bumiputera for corruption.

'He has, it seems, been hoisted by his own petard.'