Archive - 29 September 2022

Dispute threatens global assets of M'sian govt and companies.

RM16 million was alleged to have been wrongly transferred.

When they realise, they will be torn apart, Kunasundary says.

Govt has approved 10k from Bangladesh for critical sectors.

Decision approved by party representatives, sec-gen says.

New quarries to sustain need for building materials - Hee.

He is being investigated for joining a candlelight vigil over Iranian's death.

'It happened in the trade and economic zones of Denmark and Sweden.'

Vote is seen as gauge of Russia's support after Ukraine invasion.

DAP sec-gen says candidacy meeting only after Parliament dissolves.

Medicine, accounting and law receive a large number of applications.

UPDATED 7.01PM | Study reveals children blackmailed, promised gifts.

He also explains why Najib’s account had special designation. 

Country is looking to minimise its dependency on foreign-sourced vaccines.

The Halal Pavilion features multiple product categories with a stronger emphasis on food and beverages.

'I am personally saddened to see the cases rejected by doctors.' 

New territories will be considered part of Russia, under nuclear protection.

Discussion so residents know what we're doing - Tuan Ibrahim.

Police say man found no truth to his child's claims.

It’s an ‘executive overreach’ to do so, she says. 

Minister estimates RM3b needed for repair works.

Vigneswaran, however, calls the police report 'cheap publicity'.

Questions arise on MIC's traditional Cameron Highlands seat.

PM urges more action on climate change, food security. 

UPDATED 5.46PM | Tuan Ibrahim says there should be no ultimatum for PAS to choose.

Women may live 4.5 years longer than men, figures show. 

Umno leader cites Harapan's unfulfilled manifesto, Covid-19 emergency in PN's time.

Don’t let our best minds suffer due to structural inequality. 

Sallehudin urges state govt to halt quarry activities.

Azam Baki says MACC received 919 complaints from 2019 until now.

Woman who spread the news on FB apologises for the mistake. 

Lawyer says it is available in ongoing case in another court.

They have been convicted of violating an official secrets act. 

There are plenty of tutorial videos available to polish up this skill. 

Higher punishment needed to protect public interest, DPP says. 

10 debaters from all over Malaysia debated on the topic of “Should Malaysia Enforce Compulsory Voting?”

Schools beefing up security despite police's denial of such incidents. 

Several nations see China’s ‘Wolf Warrior’ stance negatively. 

Project provides tuition for children close to epicentre of 2001 racial riot.

His manager says he was found unresponsive at a friend's house.

Umno president also wants the investigation report declassified.

Residents contend contradictions leave room to misinterpret law.

Amanah and DAP using the law to stifle internal dissent. 

He says PAS should instead embrace non-Muslims as fellow Malaysians.

Varsity denies Simpang Renggam Umno division conducting the event. 

Data storage, access methods need to be updated, overhauled.

Artistes should champion the entertainment industry, apart from serving voters. 

Unknown number of people stranded in 'high-risk' evacuation zones.

Bersatu seats in contention were gained through defections.

Can DAP propagate democracy while stifling dissent within its fold? 

Ismail Sabri prays at one of world's largest mosques during UAE visit. 

He, however, has yet to decide on the specific seat. 

One will pull the plug, the other will forge ahead.

It also criticised Moscow’s ‘sham’ referendums in parts of Ukraine. 

It features 17 handpicked vendors with 11 coming directly from Singapore.

What are the most annoying pests at your home? Cockroaches? Ants? Mosquitoes or others? These creatures are a thousand times smaller than us but their presence still makes some of us fearful. Here are some traumatic experiences we might have encountered with these pests.

The corrupt bring untold misery to the people.  

Han Lay expresses relief after landing in Toronto but remains defiant of junta. 

More than half of new infections are in greater Klang Valley.

Court was told tycoons bought very expensive watches for the then PM.

‘Wan Saiful, you must be a very desperate man now…

Constitution's wording could decide if king has absolute discretion.

Nor Azrina Surip shares about balancing between being a mother and lawmaker.