Archive - 16 October 2022

Their homes were inundated following heavy rain. 

On leading the state again, he says this will be up to the people.

Ampang forest - once gone, it cannot be replaced.

He is widely expected to win a third leadership term.

Teacher needs to submit a written explanation to defend himself, says DG.

'We do not want to use such political manoeuvres.'

The decision is final as decided by the Umno supreme council.

MIC may block PBM's entrance into the coalition.

UPDATED 5.52PM | No permanent enemies in politics, Umno veep says.

Mohamad says BN will try to get a suitable seat for Khairy.

It wants PN to win in all 14 parliamentary seats in Kelantan. 

Musa wants opposition to give BN a walkover in GE15.

Cikgu Fadli has panned school syllabus, heavy school bags.

Houses on the island flooded after 10pm rain yesterday.

Umno veep reminds party members their victories are the party's, not their own. 

Villagers have valid land titles but forced to vacate, Hasbie says.

Ex-minister deeply moved by the appointment.

Many cringe-worthy comments by PhD holders in the media. 

Do we have a consensus on basic aspects of humanity?

PAS chief claims BN accepts bribes, Harapan habours anti-monarchy communists. 

The island nation is playing catch up on its road to Asean.

Plan led to a steep dive in value of pound.

Heed views of voters who make efforts to vote, despite challenges.

Isham expects PAS to end alliance if Bersatu loses many seats. 

Time for rakyat to act and vote out all key coup players. 

It is Chinese president's response to congratulations Kim sent for the congress. 

15 others injured after two men opened fire. 

Abang Johari will discuss the matter with other leaders. 

Ramos-Horta views marathon revival crucial for East Timor's integration with neighbours. 

Selangor leads with highest number of new infections, hospital admissions. 

The Telugus have transformed from largely estate workers to professionals.

But, can the states project Harapan as alternative to PN or BN?

‘It is strange most Muslim countries either opposed or abstained.’