Archive - 5 April 2025

He accuses the PN-linked activist of slander, fanning racial flames.

Saifuddin defends Selangor MB from PAS leader's sarcastic urge to take a break.

S'gor MB says some may not have registered due to Hari Raya.

Minister says the money was received on March 28, will be disbursed soon.

The Selangor MB says investigators are now determining if proper procedures were followed.

She claims to have taken down video within 10 minutes of posting.

It's a 'sin' to condemn those trying to help, he says.

Viral video drew criticism of person who filmed the incident but didn't help the boy.

Kadazan Dusun group urges authorities to investigate Warisan chief over the alleged letters.

UPDATED 5.21PM | Move as a sign of respect to Putra Heights victims.

Putrajaya approved allocation of RM250k, says Zairil.

This is over Amirudin earlier saying no excavator was found at the explosion site.

Findings will be presented to S'gor Disaster Management Committee, fire chief says.

Jasbinder says he observed excavation works days before the major blaze.

Throw the book at all perpetrators.

MACC chief has been weak, slow in probing Sabah scandal - Cheng.

Respect existing process rather than speculate, says the minister.

Experts say the tariffs are legally unjustified under claimed emergency powers.

Police urge public to remain level-headed, not be influenced by emotionally charged issues.

Sultan Ibrahim spends 40 minutes observing disaster area.

He cites past discussions with late PAS leader, which resolved a temple issue.

PM has to assuage the 'ignorant anger' among Malays over temple issue.

Terrirudin expected to be Court of Appeal president.

Clarion calls for wider humanitarian access to affected communities.

UPDATED 1.52PM | Harrowing incident takes place in Kota Masai, Johor.

Arrests and seizure made between Feb 24 and March 28.

He says Indian estate workers built temples to assuage their fear through spirituality.

Public warned against falling for 'malicious slander'.

Wan Fayhsal says RM5k aid to affected residents grossly inadequate.