Archive - 17 October 2025

Deputy minister says programme produced 29 veteran entrepreneurs in its first phase.

Aid distribution will be supervised by MyCare office in Gaza - Kamarul.

Minister says UM, ministry providing assistance to victim’s family.

Saifuddin also backs PM’s idea to limit teenagers’ access to social media.

This is to address social issues among students, he says.

Sivasundaram evades from answering who is responsible for 'technical error.'

Court rules prosecution failed to establish prima facie case against Murugan.

Filing an appeal would contradict spirit of Constitution, Shafie says.

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Coalition chair believes party will make a wise decision.

Musa admitted he couldn’t produce documentary evidence to support claims - Razlan.

Let committee investigate what went wrong, Sivasundaram says.

CFM says govt must take concrete measures to restore safety, respect, accountability in schools.

UPDATED 5.32PM | One of three immediate measures cabinet proposed to tackle bullying, violence in schools - PM.

He says state govt's efforts in clarifying historical records helped the case.

Downplaying issue only makes it worse, says Anwar.

This comes after transport minister said TNB has 57 active speeding summonses.

UPDATED 4.31PM | Fahmi says cabinet discussed issue considering 'omnipresent' nature of police force.

No trust, justice or future if no one is held accountable over fiasco.

Amirudin encourages private sector to accord same leeway to their staffers.

Microsoft and MDEC leaders say building credibility, skills and inclusivity will decide if the nation leads ASEAN’s AI economy

UPDATED 5.52PM | Amirudin says students' attendance in school dropped after incident.

Incident involving Standard Three students allegedly took place in canteen, Shah Alam district police chief says.

They have been released on police bail after their statements were recorded.

They say the High Court has restored constitutional rights long denied to the state.

This is because the current dates are clashing with the Sabah election.

'Name and shame' policy undertaken to reduce road fatalities involving heavy vehicles, minister says.

Vigneswaran says meeting a one-day affair focusing on internal party matters.

PKR lawmaker cautions govt against hastily unveiling new plans or catchy slogans.

Kedah Education Department seems to have acted prematurely to appease public outrage, says Charles.

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UPDATED 1.24PM | Subsequent special grant arrangements are also illegal and ultra vires, judge rules.

Liaison officers will be stationed at schools more often, says Penang police chief.

Questioning centred on bribery allegations involving Kitingan, five senior Sabah politicians.

Education Ministry calls it a strategic shift to strengthen character development.

Ministry brands party's attempt to interfere in city-state's election as unacceptable.

It has 'no business' suing members of the public over criticism, says Latheefa.

These include free tuition and laptops for students.

INTERVIEW | Verdon expects upcoming Sabah election to end in stalemate, showing third force's importance.

The boy has been remanded for 4 days.

Bid to reclaim its place in Asian football was not a simple misstep.

‘All options should be looked into to solve the problem.’

Isnaraissah suggests unrecorded leave and reasonable airfare.

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