Archive - 19 June 2024

'Stop using rhetoric, manage the country's economy wisely.'

Amir urges eligible Malaysians to promptly register for June's cash aid payment.

Salleh says credit should be given when it's due.

People who believe in the group's struggle continue to spread ideology, they say.

UPDATED 8.05PM | It follows termination of Azizi's membership on June 13.

'It is crucial for our shared future', PM says.

UPDATED 10.09PM | Don't turn this into 'illegal immigrant' narrative, solve statelessness issue, says Sabah Bersih.

The collaboration between Edumaax Education Group and TGCC PLT signifies a strong commitment to providing quality education and professional development opportunities.

Party veep Wee says many govt policies are made without deep consideration.

Najib controlled SRC through ex-CEO Nik Faisal, says Suboh.

Legal body did not fulfil threshold requirement under Courts of Judicature Act.

Why readopt an ineffective programme?

Johari would want to ensure continuity in implementing rules in parliamentary houses - Wan Saiful.

Azimah shares why some are opposed to the programme.

NGO shines light on difficulties faced by deaf-mute community in Malaysia.

Ex-Bersatu leader and his lead counsel have family duties.

TalentCorp is partnering with Social Value Malaysia (SVM) to support its Invest4Good programme for Lahad Datu, Sabah, which will begin in August this year.

The narcotics, cash, and delivery car are believed to be linked to a syndicate.

Three-day operation aims to raise K'tan River levels, mitigate hot weather impact.

Anwar and China premier Li witness the exchange.

UPDATED 3.45PM | Kids born overseas to M'sian mothers before law enforced will remain stateless otherwise.

Govt must avoid actions that are seen to influence the election process.

UPDATED 2.35PM | Seat's incumbent Azizi previously backed Madani govt.

It's against state ruler's ban on politicking in mosques, notes S'gor PAS Youth.

Third-party administrators present a significant gap in regulatory oversight.

UPDATED 2.12PM | They are accused of swearing allegiance to the terrorist organisation.

'M'sia cannot afford someone like Fouzi as teachers' rep.'

High Court reschedules the CBT trial to July 22.

State to utilise Canadian technology to discover more areas with heavy deposits.

Improper for state-sponsored censors to use their clout indiscriminately.

Malaysiakini tries to estimate how much MPs enjoy after they retire, and how many pensions they get.

Programme has met with obstacles since introduction in 2016.

‘Boycotts in Malaysia are like cutting the nose to spite the face.’

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