Archive - 13 April 2023

MORNING BRIEF | Key news you should know. 

This comes after human resources minister’s officer was nabbed for graft. 

Most patients are the elderly and those with co-morbidity – Zaliha. 

It’s part of the company’s effort to complete its labour policy transformation.

He repeatedly denies bankruptcy status despite information from Insolvency Department.

This is to allow her to travel to Miri and receive treatment.

The fire broke out at 3.45pm, in front of Suria KLCC shopping centre.

Appellate court ruling shows subordinate courts 'cannot just presume guilt'.

Mahdzir Khalid says the Siamese water festival can be a tourist attraction.

PARLIAMENT | Year 2021 records the highest number of cases in that period.

UPDATED 6.19PM | There are currently conflicting accounts on when cancer patient's MyKad was seized.

It wants to do cloud seeding in dam water catchment areas.

He is accused of committing the offences in 2017 and 2018.

The contracts were awarded under three different home ministers.

'Parliamentary reforms are needed to bring long-term political stability.'

UPDATED 5.20PM | Arrest linked to allegations of graft involving hiring of migrants.

This is in preparation for the upcoming state elections.

'Malaysia just made this up in desperation because every other trick is failing.'

There is no absolute free speech in Parliament, says DAP leader.

This vulnerable group faces real threat of physical harm.

ChatGPT and Bard give their views on some classic personal finance questions. 

Missile flew near Japan, triggering momentary alarm in Hokkaido.

The veteran DAP politician lauds the govt for releasing the report.

The Japanese investment firm has been seeking ways to monetise its stake in Alibaba.

Probe so far indicates that secret documents appeared as early as January.

Police also confiscated handphone and laptop.

High Court: The proper forum for this is the Special Commissioners of Income Tax.

Freeing Najib will also amplify the Green Wave.

Ng says new villages are economic, cultural engines that benefit the country.

This is because cafés have limited their operating hours during fasting month.

We look into the key areas of a royal pardon process. 

Uphold Code of Ethics to ensure judiciary remains impartial and independent.

Malaysians can become great innovators as we are adaptable and creative. 

We all hope Lina will be taken care of - MyKad or no MyKad.

The amount is the total from 3 suits between 2016 and 2023.

The suit is over Amanah vice-chief's statement on LGBT.

'Citizenship does not follow a colour line.'

This is needed to address gaps in protecting children's rights.