Archive - 18 October 2025

Deputy minister accuses social media users of making up stories.

He stresses Sabah Umno belongs to the locals.

It’s to ensure students, families can vote without disruption, Rahman says.

He urges cops to conduct frequent school visits, engage schools further.

'We're already getting complaints about fake pictures, posters being circulated.'

It is understood to be over a cancelled mineral exploration project.

Pahang Umno Youth chief, however, accuses opposition of sowing division.

Azam says it involves technical issues between FAM, Fifa.

Decision made after discussions with Sabah Harapan, Ewon says.

Maybe the answer isn't in stricter rules and punishments.

Mustapha says evaluation process will be conducted carefully.

They must have strong local ties, proven track record, he adds.

State info chief says this after Dzulkefly rejected negotiating with BN.

Zahid says Sabah Umno has autonomy to select candidates.

Azam says it will also cooperate with police for monitoring.

Political activist hopes that the ex-minister and Anwar would reconcile.

Azalina says the guidelines will be announced on Oct 24.

We help everyone eligible, says PM.

They say many victims are still dealing with the aftermath of the disaster.

Character Education objectives are laudable, but miss the mark.

Some lament the financial and logistical setbacks.

True safety lies not in locking down schools.

The court has quashed 3 federal review orders, calling them unlawful.

Word represents one who gets reprimanded despite doing the right thing.

Paulsen urges Saifuddin to give clear answers.

UPDATED 4.11PM | Local Umno leader lodges report after coming across the audio on TikTok.

Opposition leader questions why Mitra’s funds channeled to another ministry’s agency.

Pandan MP says it's a societal issue that cannot be solved by focusing on one aspect.

Na’im says aid will benefit 65 households, religious school.