Archive - 22 March 2024

MP to address allegation of 'agent' persuading PN reps to support govt.

Lahad Datu cops believe misunderstanding led to victim's death.

UPDATGED 10.13PM | Perhaps suspend first, sack if guilty, Akmal says.

Death due to heat stroke in Pahang, Nadma says.

UPDATED 10.08PM | Boycott will continue until we feel satisfied, Akmal says.

Out of respect to Madani govt, support sense of unity, Zahid says.

Malaysia's cyber threat level will be raised from low to moderate.

Society and nation will be hurt by it all, says former minister.

Party steadfast in defending purity of Islam, Asyraf says.

Purchase can be made from 5pm today, Loke says.

New hydrogen industry needs specialised terminal, says Abang Johari.

Minister says plan will be presented to cabinet for approval.

Feature will be reinstated after technical issues resolved, Fahmi says.

UPDATED 6.04PM | Regulatory body will check if actions done with intent or certain motive - Fahmi.

UPDATED 6.57PM | Home Minister Saifuddin says cabinet made the decision after receiving feedback.

High Court quashes conviction, RM100 fine against Manikavasagam.

DAP man also concerned about absence of opposition reps in state PAC.

UPDATED 6.15PM | Cabinet cites financial and economic reasons.

Amirudin adds that the focus now is on late rep's funeral.

NGO argues proposed amendments will remove citizenship safeguard for abandoned children.

Politicians take the lead in defending against imagined threats to the faith.

Wan Ji says he read over 30 books and wrote four while incarcerated.

UPDATED 3.59PM | CID chief urges all to be patient, leave it to authorities.

Amirudin says money will be paid on April 8, to cost govt RM45m.

Multi-year partnership to create unforgettable experiences for fans and customers.

UPDATED 3.30PM | Move follows a recent mediation process.

So far, they include revoked, then 30 days and 60 days notice.

UPDATED 12.20PM | Landing page taken over by the words, but app was back to normal by 10am.

Let's learn from our ancestors and indigenous people.

UPDATED 12.11PM | Court agrees with prosecution that Na'imah is a flight risk.

Surendran questions if govt fully understands key facts on constitutional amendments.

UPDATED 12.27PM | Investigation papers have been submitted to the AGC, says CID director.

He replaces Gemas assemblyperson Ridzuan Ahmad.

The thing has happened, so let's just move forward.

In a collaborative effort to combat heart disease and support underprivileged heart patients, the IJN Foundation and Captain Oats have joined forces in an impactful campaign. Titled "IJN Foundation - Captain Oats: We Love, We Care Programme”, this initiative aims to provide financial aid to needy heart patients for their medical treatments.

UPDATED 12.02PM | Chiok apologises, says he didn't do it on purpose.

There's no merit in Na'imah's application, says DPP.

Collective action can make a huge impact.

Umno Youth chief's conduct reflective of all Muslims' wrath, says Rauf.

While fasting is a central tenet of Ramadan, it's equally important to ensure our bodies are strong and healthy to stay energized, focused, and healthy throughout the day.

MALAYSIANSKINI | From holding regional record to obtaining law degree from Cambridge, Carmen Lim does it all.

Ownership of the national language is heart of the matter.

Putrajaya needs to buck up, says Faisal.

This will allow more victims outside Putrajaya to lodge complaints, says Nancy.

KK Mart incident shows education is key to fostering mutual respect.

Is Teo really an expert on vernacular school?

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