Archive - 15 January 2023

Kedah PN chief accuses PKR deputy president of being sanctimonious, belittling voters. 

UPDATED 8.37PM | Medical bills, rent and debt repayment among reasons cited.

Programme includes special briefings covering important aspects to strengthen governance. 

It was for screenings of Kelantan-themed film Duan Nago Bogho.

Family members and friends of missing teacher will head to Mecca. 

Party wants allocations to be one-third of development funds and national annual budget.

Umno president criticised for saying ex-PM faced 'selective prosecution'.

The former PAS politician also defends BN-Harapan cooperation.

The flight was carrying 72 when it broke into pieces.

Elvis' daughter was owner of her father's Graceland mansion.

He also allegedly beat her up before threatening her.

Of the appeals, 25k approved so far, says Teo.

The 27-year-old is accused of abusing a 4-month-old.

PKR deputy president says it's easy to get caught up with duties.

Permanent forest reserves currently 23pct of entire state.

His chequered record shows he is unfit to lead Sabah.

Minister shares pointers ahead of World Economic Forum 2023.

He says visit will further strengthen bilateral ties.

Auspicious day a catalyst to reject old practices, Anwar says.

Move to regard the 2 states as regions not yet finalised.

Membership has reached 30k, Annuar says.

Minister Fadhlina faces a difficult task in reforming the system.

Conduct postmortems then move on, party president says.

PM Rishi Sunak says UK will ensure Ukraine wins the war.

Up to leadership to bring support back, Razaleigh says.

Allegation that Najib was not given 'fair justice' a clear assault.

Village slated for demolishment to expand mine.

Top student in UK, struggling in Malaysia.

Critics say proposed reforms will cripple judicial independence.

Officials say more are trapped under rubble, expect death toll to rise.

Selangor leads with 103 cases, followed by KL at 47.

Change is the one constant in today's world. Change can be difficult for families going through or about to enter the transition period, especially with children. For schools such as ISKL, communities are transient by nature; hence ISKL Counsellors have developed means to navigate this change.

State leadership cites trust deficit in party president Larry Sng.

Ewon says this is to ensure political stability following latest dispute.

Nearly 60,000 have died since zero-Covid was scrapped in December.

Is Yeoh really a product of Malaysia?

Two 'regions' still considered as states in federation, Jayum says.

The ex-PKR veterans' group secretary says focus is on environment.

'Mahathir is now a good-for-nothing history'.