Archive - 4 August 2023

UPDATED 11.57PM | PN a formidable team without prejudice, Muhyiddin says.

UPDATED 11.55PM | Muhyiddin announces aid for business owners, women, students.

UPDATED 9.31PM | PM and home minister flew to Felda event.

Responsibility given to new Felda chair Shabery, PM says.

UPDATED 7.58PM | Afiq's resignation announced in Kota Bharu today.

Company formed special purpose vehicle to clean, develop Klang river.

'Ladies and gentlemen, do your duty diligently, I am with you.'

UPDATED 6.27PM | Public interest in Edmund going to New Zealand during MCO.

Report on 3R received on July 31, concerns a former prime minister.

Economy stable with 5pct annual growth rate.

Deputy minister says Harakah should apologise to Anwar and Malaysians.

Religious affairs minister seems to be playing to the gallery amid polls.

Their wage peaks at RM3.5k throughout their lifetime.

He says this in a negligence lawsuit against the police and government.

UPDATED 5.08PM | Caretaker S'gor MB says Kedah counterpart desperate to divert attention from own scandal.

Snub for Gerakan’s Lau prompts Khairuddin to share this incident.

'We didn't do enough groundwork,' points out ex-DAP MP.

STATE POLLS | Disciplinary chief says this includes three members who resigned.

Ex-Selangor Umno chief says this is possible with redelineation exercise.

It is still being deliberated at our level, Anwar says. 

Country's 5G deployment on schedule, infrastructure to transform economy, he says.

Priority will be given to regional and state-level candidates from Johor. 

Harapan chief Anwar Ibrahim says he will bring the matter up to the council.

It was just a courtesy call, Anwar says. 

STATE POLLS | Iszuree Ibrahim keeps mum despite his party apologising for the incident.

We plan to correct PAS’ mismanagement of the state, Alwi says.  

Associated Press says the photo in question is accurate, not manipulated.

For many Kedahans, Sanusi is one of them, and he is being persecuted by central power. 

The urban voter wants her message to be heard loud and clear.

UPDATED 1.52PM | STATE POLLS | Gerakan chief urges PN parties to set aside differences, focus on polls.

Money should be used on projects that can yield economic results. 

Civil court has no power to hear this matter, rules the judge. 

UPDATED 2.17PM | Deputy minister says others need the publicity more amid state polls.

The symbol of our nationhood should serve as a guiding light for us to face challenges.

Our ear consists of three parts, and hearing loss can happen due to pathology affecting the outer, middle, or inner ear. In children, it may lead to speech delay or learning disability, while adults may face communication difficulties and other challenges.

Analyst says the state government is serious about prioritising people's trust.

Controversy surrounding badminton coach's firing shows a deficiency in communication.

The case is linked to the Jana Wibawa programme.

BDSwiss proves that client success starts with onboarding true leaders

Villagers want authorities to relocate poultry farm, the source of affliction.

STATE POLLS | PKR lost Sidam and Lunas to defections in 2020.

STATE POLLS | Why is Ng Suee Lim getting involved in Islamic matters, Roslan asks. 

STATE POLLS | Takiyuddin says Lau and Gerakan need assistance and protection.

Ooi, however, defends Sanusi’s gaming outlet ban in Kedah. 

UPDATED 11.17PM | About 8k gather for PM at Kupang and Alor Mengkudu.

Investigation will continue from various angles before reaching conclusion.

Legal experts have confirmed it, Zahid says. 

Facebook post shows him going through files at the ward. 

'Politicians forget minority communities when in power.' 

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