Archive - 4 March 2023

'Mukhriz can do whatever he likes.'

Law minister points out AG only accountable to PM. 

Umno ulama council says action should be taken against films touching on religious sensitivities. 

'I'm not supporting Harapan or BN as they formed a coalition govt, not a mixed one.'

This is to improve the livelihoods of workers, it says. 

Ex-PM claims this will in turn increase 'non-Malay constituencies'. 

Hiew says he did it for the people who want an end to political instability. 

For its youth and women’s wings, polling will take place on Sept 23. 

Afif Bahardin accuses state govt of abusing legislation to vacate their seats.

Electoral watchdog urges more changes as govt promised. 

It is a starting point for Pejuang to finally have a place to start expanding.

Sultan Nazrin awards him the title of Datuk Seri.

Armizan says the cash will be distributed by Nadma.

He is also told to surrender 3.3m shares in beverages company.

News orgs act as watchdogs of administrative, legislative, and judiciary.

'No reasonable cause for MACC to remand Salleh,' sec-gen says.

As at 31 December 2022, the EPF recorded a lower total gross investment income of RM55.33 billion, compared to RM68.89 billion in 2021, driven by high market volatility and lower valuations across equity and fixed income markets.

He was known for tough-guy roles and chaotic personal history.

UPDATED 3.40PM | This is lower than last year's dividends.

Party has no negotiation power, says Ayer Hitam MP.

How long govt lasts depends on Malay support.

Kamarul says party being insensitive to issues faced by common folk.

Former banker to be sentenced on March 9 after guilty verdict.

Charles Santiago says govt needs to enact measures to shield vulnerable communities.

The late Lee San Choon passed away at 88 yesterday.

Ibrahim Suffian responds to survey commissioned by 5 media organisations. 

Once sworn enemies, it seems they have now teamed up.

UPDATED 11.03AM | Film available online, outside jurisdiction, LPF says.

However, they caution expectation of populace is high. 

Victim, 68, was found by her neighbour.

Discussion included how to respond if China provided military aid to Russia.

They hope he lives up to 'Father of Reformation' title.

Worried new variants emerge, nobody knows, Balachandran says.

Tests for the MRT2 showed positive development, says Loke.

Survival depends on neutralising PN’s ethno-nationalist onslaught, says Wong.

Malaysia’s racialised politics destroying Malays and non-Malays alike. 

'In suing MP Awang Hashim, you do yourself no favours.'