Archive - 30 July 2024

All platforms prepared to come on board, minister says after Singapore visit.

Still not enough support to capture Putrajaya, Gerakan chief says.

Those interested in joining can contact pro-tem committee or me, Teo says.

'He must attend to people's needs, not sit in air-conditioned places.'

Focus on more pressing matters, Fadhlina adds.

There's great potential for misuse, group says.

Srettha says the meeting will be this Saturday.

Rafique says his client was probed under the Official Secrets Act, MCMC Act.

Mapo Integrated Data System can improve prevention efforts, Saifuddin says.

Its women’s wing highlights detrimental effects of social media on children, students.

Decision was made by cabinet, Yii says.

Samsuri says relationship between Gerakan and other PN parties going on as usual.

Ice cream chain just launched 'Cap Ibu dan Anak' flavour.

The pair beat Indonesians Apriyani Rahayu-Siti Fadia Ramadhanti 21-18, 21-9 in straight sets.

Women charged under trafficking, immigration acts in Ampang Sessions Court.

Duo remanded for five days.

Ex-trainer among those sued over Soosaimanicckam's 2018 death.

Gerakan need not necessarily adopt coalition allies’ stand on issues, says Oh.

'Climate and demographic changes will reshape the way we live, work and play.'

Umno Youth chief chides DAP leader for making his own rules.

Suhakam, auditor-general, PAC reports debated in Parliament, Hassan notes.

This concerns Ahmad Ramli's application to strike out corruption charges.

Govt cares for poor, underprivileged, says DPM.

High time for govt to exploit the lucrative sector.

Doctor testifies that Soosaimanicckam would have recovered if given treatment.

Avitan Shalom faces charges of trafficking and possessing firearms.

Sec-gen fails to realise vernacular schools will always be an issue.

Deputy president’s statement ‘affected ties’ in coalition, Tan says.

Bersatu leader concerned with Mavcom losing its power as MAHB’s economic regulator.

This is to ensure airports nationwide are well maintained.

Sultan Abdullah notes the alleged leasing of lands to foreigners for profit.

The DAP lawmaker sued the Umno man for defamation in 2017.

Bank Negara must step in and ensure security is up to speed.

UPDATED 6.15PM | The 818 vending machines are part of Economy Ministry’s People’s Income Initiative.

Ridzwan points out condemnation of former PAS members who formed Amanah.

Defence minister assures authorities vigilantly protecting M’sian waters.

Puad slams PAS, Bersatu after Rizwadi reportedly switched parties only a day before candidacy announced.

Rescue efforts underway, says PM.

UPDATED 3.02PM | Tuan Ibrahim says the priority is to have a winnable candidate.

Police will only reveal motive of abduction when investigation is completed.

This involves facilities in Kedah, Perlis, and Kelantan.

Ex-PM's aide says he's on 'home leave'.

Opposition coalition represents multiracial society, says youth chief.

These include a mechanism to screen Palestinians returning to northern Gaza.

UPDATED 11.50AM | Activists accuse Anwar's administration of becoming 'most dictatorial govt'.

The MOU was signed to mark Klook’s 10th anniversary and the return of Nights of Fright 10, Asia’s largest Halloween event

There are other issues concerning Malays that need attention, says ex-minister.

This comes after the boy was caught on video on a joyride with his two brothers.

One suspect has been arrested, motive unclear for now.

It could further weaken freedom of expression in M’sia.

PAS veep says all discussions are strictly official business only.

Form One victim sustained multiple injuries, treated at hospital in Ipoh.

Images are displayed using unsecured live feed, among others.

Tiger Beer circumventing ministry's regulation by raising funds through third parties.

It will drive out investors, among others.

'This will ensure their content aligns with our cultural needs.'

‘Situation expected to persist until mid-September.’

‘The dull and drab colour accurately reflects the mood of the country.’