Archive - 2 May 2023

A security guard reported it at 6am, cops say. 

He was detained at Kluang MACC after giving statement.  

Army chief stresses there is no racial quota in military recruitment. 

There are ‘lines that should not be crossed’, ex-MP says. 

UPDATED 8.36PM | However, Muhammad Faiz is keeping his cards close to his chest.

He fears AI could become smarter than humans. 

Authorities say it's possible the 3 are still on the ship.

Second Highest First Quarter Revenue, Strong Profitability Reflect Actions to Upgrade Business Portfolio and Advance Operational Efficiencies

This is to ensure better chances of winning, Chow says. 

UPDATED 6.26PM | Local governments are to identify closed roads, reopen them soonest possible.

We want to have a stable government, he says. 

EU and US envoys wrote to govt in April. 

We will not tolerate bullying cases, vows ministry.

This is to protect victim’s identity, she says. 

The body was found inside a luggage bag in a ravine in Hulu Langat. 

Embassy failed to show proof of alleged misconduct, rules Industrial Court.

The suit is against her four children and mother-in-law.

They are suspected of defrauding elderly victims with 'rituals'.

PKR member mulls setting up new portal or revamping existing news outlet. 

UPDATED 4.39PM | Many can barely afford to maintain the licensing fee, she says.

There is no single solution to economic woes.

Why pardon ex-PM when petty criminals serve full terms, he asks.

Judge expected to deliver verdict at 10am.

Go to basics, make it simple and everybody will gain. 

Court orders ex-PAS GE14 candidate to pay RM7,000 in costs. 

UPDATED 2.55PM | Ex-MP says Khairy and Shahril fit the bill when asked on duo's podcast.

LG is ready to surprise its East Malaysian customers with limited-time promotion especially for Harvest Festival. 

Should Sarawak be denied the right to develop, minister asks.

Opposition chief whip says govt should not 'complicate' the process

Noh fires the first shot claiming 'apple polishers form the backbone' of Umno.

Apex court unanimously allows duo's appeals.

The proposal is to field one candidate in each parliamentary constituency.

As countries around the world reopen borders and reset versions of the “new normal”, Huawei looks to make its mark in the Asia Pacific region, especially with the acceleration of digitalisation post the COVID-19 pandemic era that shook the world. 

Amid growing concerns, the current administration is taking its time for reform.

Analysts say this contradicts Beijing's post-Covid "open for business" message.

The former minister has extensive government experience.

Micromobility vehicles can resolve first and last-mile connectivity on public transport.

“Know yourself, care for all, and create a better world” is the standard set by ISKL for all students embarking upon an educational journey that takes on the path to global citizenship.

Court allows firm to serve cause papers via substituted service. 

Two IPs opened, organisers to be summoned.

A potential wipeout of Umno in Selangor, Penang state polls threatens govt.

Zahid says last year's target of 300 was achieved.

‘What do you think all these naysayers can achieve from the outside?’

Zahid should be reminded that freedom of expression is a constitutional right.

District officer urges both sides to resolve the land dispute amicably.