Archive - 12 June 2024

Joohari, 60 this year, has a degree in economics and Islamic studies.

State was first to sign MacMichael Agreement in 1945, ex-PM says.

Anwar criticised for breaking promise of cheaper fuel.

Move comes ahead of parliamentary sitting later this month.

Probe into six-year-old boy's death last December continues.

Internet user says family not informed of brother's arrest.

I consulted cabinet and legal experts, he stresses.

Don't turn into something you despised, electoral reform group cautions.

A new study by the IBM Institute for Business Value found that surveyed CEOs are facing workforce, culture and governance challenges as they act quickly to implement and scale generative AI across their organisations.

UPDATED 5.30PM | Current method best approach for now, says Amir.

‘It’s a general reminder nearing Sungai Bakap polls.

Prioritising people and planet over industry profit in plastic policy.

Relationship between federal, state govts guided by Constitution – Fahmi.

Since the launch of Allianz Windscreen Replacement On-the-Go in 2020, Allianz General has served more than 2,500 customers.

Great move by ministry but certain matters need clarity.

UPDATED 5.23PM | Tour buses not included in targeted subsidy, Fahmi says.

Wong is also deputy chairperson of Public Accounts Committee.

It certainly is a positive a positive development for Malaysia’s growing investments in digital infrastructure, more so since the country has now emerged as a key destination for digital technology investments in Asia.

Lau accuses Madani govt of violating one election rule after another.

Despite strong results, financial markets remain subject to risks – Zulqarnain.

Former FT minister Khalid calls it timely for Hari Raya Aidiladha.

UPDATED 2.59PM | Further demolition could take place in Kg Teluk Layang today or tomorrow, Borneo Komrad says.

BM requirement prevents most schools not meeting national average from applying for DLP.

Outright denial of claims without investigation suggests MACC's disinterest, says Zaid.

The act also breaches the very tenets of Islam.

It will affect our workforce, healthcare systems, among others.

Stop voting for politicians who champion racial, religious causes and they will stop raising them.

Mediators will study response and coordinate with relevant parties.

UPDATED 10.18AM | Judge sets Aug 8 to hear judicial review leave.

PN chief Muhyiddin says the Islamist party previously contested the seat.

UPDATED 9.55AM | However, judge grants Mahathir judicial review leave to have lawyers present in RCI.

Party ensuring all procedures are being followed in their ouster, says Muhyiddin.

We need bolder steps to restore fiscal position, Kamil says.

Case involves alleged bribes of almost RM2 million.

‘Critique the views, not the person.’

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