Archive - 3 August 2023

Child found with multiple injuries, 23-year-old mother arrested.

Unemployed man remanded for seven days to assist investigations.

DAP gave up its seat to Umno, Megat says, lauding govt partners.

Campaign picking up but not as aggressive as anticipated.

Rosiah says she paid for bills using Zahid's personal cheques.

It smelled like sewage, chemicals, they say.

Sanusi says rare earth accusation just 'narrative and perception'.

Process needs to be communicated well to public, Ong adds.

Charles claims Islamisation practices in Kelantan, Terengganu.

STATE POLLS | Respect for Amanah as BN's new ally, he says.

Kedah caretaker menteri besar Sanusi has been trading barbs with the premier.

Rebuttal of PAS mouthpiece Harakah Daily's claim.

STATE POLLS | Saifuddin says the matter has raised serious concerns about the leader. 

STATE POLLS | Andrew Teow is confident of getting 100 percent Chinese support in Sungai Puyu. 

Only those who really have clear objectives and direction can survive in politics. 

Dusuki asks followers to ready their popcorn for the coming 'drama'.

STATE POLLS | Oh calls organisers 'rude' for disrespecting Lau in ceramah incident. 

Fernandez's reminder comes on the heels of detainees' hunger strike.

This after MACC chief dismissed allegations of election bribery against Zahid.

Bersatu No 2 says he is mulling legal action against his accuser.

Ab Rauf says allocation for 7,190 civil servants will involve RM2.16 million.

This is over Kayveas' bid to nullify D’cruz’s appointment as MyPPP president.

As for Sabah, Loke says there's room for improvement.

UPDATED 4.25PM | EC sets nomination and early voting on Aug 26 and Sept 5 respectively.

'I was very worried about their health and glad to see them eating and drinking.'

Unless Umno reinvents itself, a turnaround for both parties unlikely.

UPDATED 10.57AM | Federal Court rules levy does not impinge right to travel.

Hazmat team detects increased reading of methyl mercaptan from factory. 

STATE POLLS | Khairul demands RM10m from each of the accused party.

Saifuddin says Sanusi should produce evidence to back his claims.

UPDATED 11.45PM | Nurul Syazwani speaks to BN supporters' frustrations.

Denying non-Muslims political power is exactly what they want.

‘Simple, achievable, measurable objectives are all that are needed.’