Archive - 16 September 2022

The car was driven in the emergency lane, police say. 

He returns to the party that sacked him in 2008.

It involves an allocation worth RM2.2 billion.

GTA will not work with the corrupt, he says.

It is to decide on Muda's application to join Harapan. 

Choose honest and intelligent leaders, he says.

The Sarong trains travelled from various LRT, MRT stations before arriving in Pavilion KL.

InsideKini | We sat down with our journalist, Alena Nadia, to discuss the woes that indigenous communities face and possible risk of tribe extinction.

'PAS defends corrupt individuals and groups proven guilty in court.'

Genting's bid may pose uncertainty to its local gaming operators. 

Ukrainian president compares discovery to Bucha war crimes.

Youth wing chief says 'odd' that Harapan partners get premium seats while the wing doesn't.

He claims some Umno and PAS leaders are courting GPS.

Their Majesties will be on a six-day special visit to the UK.

Muhyiddin has the worst Dewan Rakyat attendance since last year.

Ahmad Maslan says it will be full supreme council meeting.

Defence minister insists LCS timeline remains same as informed to Parliament last month.

59 years after M'sia's formation, both Sabah, Sarawak still lagging behind in most areas.

Heartbreak and goat (Greatest Of All Time) emojis fill social media.

'This proposal is neither controversial nor contentious.'

Anies Baswedan, 53, has emerged as a top frontrunner.

PM adds development of green energy sources will be a priority.

It's their first face-to-face meeting since the war.

The highway is expected to reduce traffic congestion up to 36 pct during peak hours.

'Anwar's speech about defectors filled with abuses and name calling.'

MALAYSIANSKINI | Several senior citizens join hands to promote Muda’s cause.

Without good management, even the best-designed toilets will have issues.

He is totally incompetent to manage Human Resources Ministry.

Patients in ICU trending down.

It offers classic Tamil films from the 1930s to early 2000s.

Subject ex-PM to Malaysian healthcare like the rest of us.

‘Say what you like, this man was a legend in Malaysian politics.’

Speaking in Bahasa Malaysia was a bit awkward at first when Annathalia Sandy Anthony went to Utropolis Glenmarie in Shah Alam, Selangor, to study. She is Kadazan and grew up in Putatan District, a seaside town on the west coast of Sabah.

Data from Stats Dept paint worrying picture of Orang Asli.

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