Archive - 7 April 2023

Alleged RM600k bribe related to renovation of Jalan Ampang building.

Earlier meeting before state elections preparation, Umno chief says.

Interview results to be released on April 17.

Studio was result of agreement between Khazanah and UK group.

Contaminants traced to factory at Rawang industrial park.

This is to address Umno grassroots' concerns in view of a dissenting ruling. 

Up to authorities to investigate veracity of claims, Wan Ahmad Fayhsal says. 

Health minister thanks all personnel prepared to serve the people.

Complaints handled by chief justice and ethics committee, says Hishamudin.

Evusheld helps treat Covid-19 infection for those aged 12 years and above. 

Dialogues are welcomed if conditions are abided, says Anwar Ibrahim.

Muda leader chides media and police for not protecting teen's identity. 

This comes after defendant raised several issues over judge’s previous ruling. 

'Huge financial implications' to the state, says Aleef.

Next case management is set on April 19, said MAIPs’ lawyer. 

Sadaqa House provides support to paediatric congenital heart disease patients from underprivileged families since 2018

UPDATED 4.42PM | PM will deliberate the matter with transport minister before deciding. 

Huawei announced that Ragnarok Origin (ROO) is now available on AppGallery from 6 April.

This comes after an allegation that contractors paid JDT players’ wages.

MB convinced this can be done by 2026 through development projects. 

UPDATED 3.57PM | This is over claim that ex-PM amassed wealth to enrich himself.

Her lawyer says the immigration charge violates Child Act, UNCRC. 

They also question attorney-general's 'silence' on two judiciary-related matters.

Judges are not beholden to any government. They owe no loyalty to ministers.

Anti-hopping law is also about restoring elected leaders’ integrity, Kerk says. 

We must disallow those under 18 from using vape and related products. 

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Top Russian official says no chance of peace talks this year.

'IT workers continue using forged identities and nationalities.'

Such trade is exploitation and against medical ethics, adds Noor Hisham.

This comes after Taiwan's president met US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. 

Other foreign and local investors have been included, says DRB Hicom.

Wong Kah Woh shoots down PN's defence of absent leaders.

Opening of Courtyard by Marriott Melaka a Boon for Yong Tai

Students expected MOHR town hall to address UUCA but left without answers. 

With no exams, students will not give importance to English language mastery. 

PKR leader joins as one of its commission members. 

Court orders Yusoff to pay RM5k in costs for last-minute withdrawal. 

Malaysia’s territorial rights are not negotiable. 

Something's brewing in the backrooms of power.

Appointment leaves only five backbenchers without exco posts. 

Putrajaya’s openness to negotiate territorial rights invites security risks, ex-PM warns. 

’Does Azalina have an agenda of her own?’

We must reform pension, social protection and income systems. 

They entered M'sia legally but employer abandoned them, says Labour Dept.

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