Archive - 29 August 2022

'I would not have accepted if I knew of illicit sources.'

Umno leader had insulted the nation's institutions, Bersatu and Amanah say. 

Yemeni student alleges supervisors used his research for own commercial interests.

Respondents most concerned with private transport services, public transport.

UPDATED 6.43PM | He says the Harapan administration had done things detriment of the judiciary.

In celebration of Merdeka and Malaysia Day, UMW Toyota Motor Sdn Bhd (UMWT) released a heartwarming short film which can be viewed here.

Several court officers were questioned on the case, police say. 

'Everyone has to sacrifice their part.'

Ex-DPM also points out withdrawn charges against Harapan politicians.

Air Selangor’s Box of Hope has gone digital; contribution to those in need now easier

High Court’s grounds of judgment not ready, lawyer says. 

This will enable PKR to form the state government, says its chairperson.

Linkage part of efforts for Asean-wide payment connectivity.

Deputy health minister says about 424,000 children in Malaysia have mental problems.

Voters should stand firm against the duo’s political shenanigans.

News of his impending release sparks outrage in Australia.

UPDATED 6.45PM | Ex-PM says he's in good health.

It implicates others but does not absolve oneself.

The islands are Pulau Redang, Pulau Perhentian and Pulau Tioman.

State gov't to bear cost of approximately of RM700 million for VOP, says Abang Johari.

The STPM top scorer’s future is in limbo due to his 'stateless' status. 

Gov't appears to be obsessed with political survival, not fixing economy, he says.

Don't forget to attend University of Cyberjaya’s Open Day on 17th and 18th September 2022.

It should be easy for 'info thief' Rafizi to obtain Latiff's marriage cert, he says.

Indonesia is the world’s largest Halal market, particularly for the food, tourism, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical sectors.

Azalina can persuade the PM as she is his special adviser, PKR says. 

Minister says the request by employers is 'rational'.

This comes after a fresh round of talks between the two countries.

Coalition reminds MPs that workers form the bulk of their voters. 

Chief minister says various economic sectors are facing talent shortages.

This is over Bar’s statement regarding their alleged conduct in Najib's appeal.  

Vogue Korea’s controversial photo shoot derails the fashion show plan.

 

Country's headline inflation of 4.4pct relatively low in region.

'Three tested positive for drugs while four of them had criminal records.'

He adds judges play a big role in ensuring judiciary's credibility, integrity.

This is over a statement linked to the death of firefighter Adib.

UPDATED 12.24PM | Nineteen issues require government attention, minister says. 

Ad hoc pacts just to deny BN victory not viable, he says.

Raising prices is last resort, but operating cost severely affected, it says.

No signs the conflict is going to end anytime soon. 

For thousands of Malaysians, climate change has left a trail of destruction. This is their story.

We must bring an end to archaic and discriminatory laws. 

The country is grappling with persistently high unemployment and inflation.

Public prefers economic issues, inflation to be fixed first, he says.

'E-vehicles market in the country expanding very fast.'

Do they believe there are some people who can't be found guilty in court?

The cabinet came to this decision last Friday - Nanta Linggi.

Hospitalisation of Covid-19 patients is trending down.

Umno leaders are more concerned with staying out of jail. 

Have a look below at how champions are made. Chan Sieu Pheng, was walking along Nagore Square in Penang's George Town, an area with quaint, old shophouses, when the stonework of one shop caught her eye.

Do not for one moment think that the system is holding. 

US warships routinely sailed through the strait, drawing China's ire.

This is to ensure safety and avoid accidents.

Unusually heavy monsoon rains have affected more than 30 million people.

Malayan Sikh community part of efforts to liberate India from the British.

'Zahid is clearly fighting to save himself from imprisonment.'

Mohd Shafie Apdal retained the president post unopposed.

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