Archive - 23 September 2022

Madrasah’s management denies the allegations. 

Many got tortured and raped in the war, it says. 

Idrus Harun will discuss it with prosecution team. 

Over 400 youths graduated from McDonald’s Vocational Apprenticeship Programme

Female enrolment in public varsities surpassed males, lawmaker says.

Hassan Abdul Karim also wants grounds of judgment released to public. 

Businessperson wants those involved in the alleged conspiracy. 

It was to prevent any untoward incident, police say.

 

Latest check-up by specialist shows Najib now in good health, hospital says. 

Authorities offer organic honey, tea, turmeric and local SIM card.

Judge who acquitted Zahid makes comparison with Rosmah's case.

The referendums have been widely condemned by the West as illegitimate. 

She will create an open database to provide possible solutions. 

Perlis police step up urine checks at immigration checkpoints.

The new system is expected to begin later this year.

Fewer people voting means higher chances of Umno victory, he says.

 It will continue to monitor and ensure orderly financial market conditions 

Pandemic still causing death toll of 10,000 per week.

UPDATED 5.21PM | Judge is satisfied with the reasons provided by the prosecution.

It only rejected formation of special select committee to study the enactment, he says.

Two busloads of 'hardcore' Umno supporters at court complex this morning.

The couple pleaded not guilty to the charge.

Ringgit has dropped nearly 9.0 pct this year as US dollar strengthened.

It's due to efforts from the Keluarga Malaysia government, says Mustapa.

Umno president also credits BN and his party's 'struggle' for his acquittal.

UPDATED 1.38PM | Court rules 3 key prosecution witnesses were unreliable. 

Segambut MP hopes to bring positive change by practising transparency.

Discover more on cancer care at the newly opened Columbia Asia Hospital – Bukit Rimau

It should be an independent body, free from any political interference. 

Greenback's rise greatly impacts M'sia's external debt, import costs.

Ahmad Zahid, 69, had arrived at the court at 8.50am.

One tech giant is trying to make in-office work more cuddly.

UPDATED 10.38AM | ‘Support Najib all you want, leave out rakyat from perverse idea.’

Come down from your ivory tower and you won't be so clueless.

They hold their first face-to-face talks on the sidelines of UN General Assembly.

UEM Sunrise will collaborate with PGTSSB and GENTARI under respective MoUs to solidify their commitment toward sustainable policies using renewable energy, green mobility and establishing intelligent, sustainable cities in the future.

Time will come when I must step aside, he says. 

It is understood that there's a conflict of interest.

They should just let the administration of the day do its job.

'Culprits of Sheraton Move should be punished.'

Our colonial history is complicated but we should stop shifting blame.

Daily reported deaths highest since Aug 17.

He is targetting two sections of the Communications and Multimedia Act.

‘There’s nothing to forgive when he does not admit any wrongdoing.’

Proposed changes include earlier postal voter registration, longer campaign period.

Climate change is making hurricanes wetter, windier and more intense.

Pick up your children on time, police remind parents and guardians.

The boy began wearing a jacket to cover bruises and wounds.

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