Archive - 21 February 2024

Joachim says there's a lack of reference material on native courts.

It is believed he was chased by the public following an alleged hit-and-run.

It’s the best avenue to monitor every ministry’s performance, he says.

Chief graft buster Azam confirms Mahathir's son made a formal request.

Media council can have its own guideline once established, he says.

Malaysia doesn’t necessarily follow FBI’s list in tackling terrorism, minister says.

Chong, Taib’s erstwhile critic, acknowledges former Sarawak governor's contributions.

Dubious politicians must stop incendiary attacks against our nation’s uniqueness.

This comes after a M'sian man was arrested in Betong for traffic violations.

Both entities operate independently, deputy communications minister says.

Ministers are the ones creating fake news, while journos punished for publishing truths.

‘Former PM is least qualified to talk about conflicts of interest.’

It’s a ‘backdoor way’ to revive anti-fake news law, Zaid alleges.

Unfortunately, organisations often reprimand victims instead of perpetrators.

Flags to be flown at half-mast, state govt says.

Ministers saddened by ex-S'wak governor's passing, remember his contribution to nation.

Three resignations within a month could indicate a crisis.

Establishment of zones must be carefully planned and executed.

How is it helpful that we do not talk about issues of discrimination?

Being informed ensures protection from exploitative practices.

Sim says such practices violate the Employment Act 1955.

Ex-Sarawak governor breathed his last at a private hospital in KL, daughter confirms.

Four-year-old sustains serious injuries to head and chest.

'MP asked for scrutiny not into existence but application of special privileges.'

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