Archive - 29 November 2024

Sanusi's aide says the kitchen, living room, and dining area were inundated.

Kelantan is the worst-hit state, with more than 65k evacuees.

Minister says it was to ensure compliance with regulations.

Jontih claims trip costs RM400k, current CEO's family tagged along.

UPDATED 7.03PM | Ex-PM to take witness stand on Monday in power abuse and money laundering case.

It will take effect on Dec 1, minister says.

Following the success of the first edition last year, the Second Brazilian Film Festival in Kuala Lumpur will bring a selection of award-winning films from 5th – 8th December at Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC) Mid Valley Megamall.

Suhaizan says it will only further burden already stretched-thin medical staff.

Concept of development has changed drastically since World War II, ruler says.

'Suggestion to leave govt was informal, no mandate to offer on PN's behalf.'

Wife jailed 10 years, domestic worker to be compensated RM80K.

Water level in the Kelantan dam is under control, TNB says.

PM freezes minsters' leave as flood waters rise in several states.

Decision aimed at setting precedent for future whistleblowers, he says.

UPDATED 4.56PM | Corruption accounts for the highest number of cases.

Judges rule there is doubt about teen’s biological father’s identity.

Azhar notes youths look up to Muar MP.

UPDATED 4.30PM | Issues often face stumbling blocks in Home Ministry, Sevan says.

People's well-being, project governance, human capital development among focuses - Saarani.

Locals complain waters rise faster, recede slower since rail project started.

Perlis govt wants Federal Court to reinstate kids' unilateral conversion.

Other factors are at play behind the scenes.

Lawmakers want action against 'Israel's illegal presence in Palestine'.

Resolve your court cases before mocking others - Lokman.

Company allegedly has failed to abide by Asri's demands.

Fire and Rescue Dept says over 30 officers mobilised to help.

Govt should implement a tailored health insurance scheme.

Ignoring your political base comes with electoral peril.

INTERVIEW | He says PN's muted response was because they can only urge for probe.

INTERVIEW | Pagoh MP also praises delegates' maturity during party polls.

Non-citizen wives of Malaysians open to abuse due to unequal citizenship laws.

Three other opposition constituencies send representatives.

Kelantan, Terengganu, Kedah, Perlis sees more victims at relief centres.