Archive - 26 October 2022

Need to go to the ground, says the political activist.

UPDATED 11.50PM | Bakri incumbent Yeo moves to Puchong.

RON95 unchanged at RM2.05 per litre.

 Post with no power is not beneficial for Sarawak, he says.

Otherwise, it would be difficult for some voters to return home to vote, he says. 

Private self-cultivation permitted to limited extent.

But at a slower pace, says a University of Washington analysis.

ROS says it has not been approved nor rejected yet. 

Sabah voters up 53.9pct since GE14.

From morning to evening, he will be wooing voters of all races tomorrow

He wonders: Will DAP listen to voters and retain my candidacy?

The swearing-in ceremony will be determined by Istana Negeri.

Up to judicial review and Pardons Board chaired by Agong.

The new faces comprise individuals known to the locals, says a source.

Noraisah hits out at criticism over move to field professionals.

The party is still searching for a candidate for Selangau.

Six victims are pilot and 5 medical personnel.

They can also helm other ministries, reduce bloated cabinet. 

Issue over letter allegedly sent by Hadi in 2020.

This is because these Adventists observe Sabbath on Saturdays.

Nik Omar will be assigned a seat in Perak, says PKR president. 

UPDATED 4.50PM | ‘I was told I would not fit into DAP’s grand strategy.’

Let's have a government that'll make the country better for all Malaysians.

Girl pleads not guilty for allegedly causing her brother's death. 

The visit reflects the close bilateral ties established 57 years ago.

This is all a spin initiated by Umno, says Zulpuri.

DAP sec-gen says Ismail Sabri looking for political capital.

He says 286 containers of plastic waste were returned to the origin country.

Chua claims certain quarters want to interfere with his duties.

Leave to appeal bid to deny her citizenship has been dismissed.

Dismissing Hadi’s ‘tall tale’, he warns PAS president set to ‘tear Malaysia apart’.

Malaysian Bar raises concern over potential impartiality of the report. 

Pekan voters will not easily forget services rendered by Najib's family, they say.

DAP veteran also accuses PAS president of giving Islam a bad name.

PN info chief says he's aware many rivals are keen to challenge him.

Myanmar has seen some of the bloodiest incidents in recent weeks. 

UPDATED 1.45PM | Candidates for Cameron Highlands, Lipis and Raub are also announced.

Silence on unfair budget allocation and Mitra scandal are among the reasons. 

UPDATED 12.20PM | Bench unanimously dismisses Lokman's appeal to set aside committal ruling.

This comes after he was reminded of how to speak the local dialect.

Anwar not an asset that must be handed victory, says Shamsul Nasarah.

Two-thirds of convicted prisoners should undergo community corrections.

Bee Yin is expected to contest in Puchong, while Gobind in Damansara.

This is over their component parties’ decision to use own logo.

It says British govt unlawfully failed to probe cotton produced with 'slave labour'.

'Forcing by-elections true example of betrayal.'

This comes amid global trend of weakening rule of law.

Focus Point is celebrating 33 years of vision care together this year. In marking Focus Point’s 33rd Anniversary, they are running a giveaway campaign nationwide with RM138,000* worth of prizes awaiting you!

He was removed from office by a no-confidence vote in parliament in April.

Through this collaboration, IWK seeks to reuse treated bio-solids as feed to Black Soldier Fly Larvae to produce full-fat protein meal and reduce the disposal of biosolids to landfill. 

President Joko Widodo was not there at the time.

 It violates international law on non-refoulement, says UNHCR.

Attempt in the works before Parliament was dissolved, he adds.

Waiting for Nov 19 to act might be too little too late.

PN leadership to decide on the official discussion, he adds.

This is despite many police reports lodged against him, ex-PM adds. 

‘Bersatu and PAS have an enviable record of flirting with multiple partners.’

Hospital bed use by Covid-19 patients rising.

'He, Kit Siang and I signed an agreement upholding Malay rights and Islam.'

They are entitled to proceeds from sales of UMMB properties - judge.

He rubbishes Ismail Sabri's claim that debating 'is not a culture'.

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