Archive - 16 April 2026

Ex-PM faces seven charges of abuse of power and money laundering.

Govt staffers complain of inaccessible attendance system, potential privacy issues.

UPDATED 9.08PM | Zaid claims govt trying to bury story, halt public discourse on issue.

Suspects brandished pistols, assaulted a guard, and fled with 21 trays of gold.

Advancing cardiac care access in the north through long-standing expertise.

Special aid covers cash payments, electricity discounts, and lower business rentals.

Among others, judge cites businessperson's procedural failure to submit application notice to court.

Businessperson hands memo to cop outside palace gates today.

With abundant sunlight throughout the year, solar energy is one of the most practical and accessible renewable options available.

Its content merely recounts her life journey and experiences, says the elected rep.

UPDATED 7.21PM | Industry players sceptical whether there will be genuine changes.

Video goes viral on X, drawing more than seven million views.

Malaysian retail investors should be given the opportunity to invest in companies listed on Bursa Malaysia’s LEAP Market.

Wong says checks find it was sold at RM13.80 per square foot.

Lim questions how a detainee could simply run off.

Book bans are ultimately about the uncomfortable questions they ask.

Lee says the era of monopolising truth has passed.

Fire-resistant doors not yet fitted with safety tags, businessperson claims.

Khong's body was cremated on April 10 after an NGO received permission.

Efforts should be accelerated to diversify supply sources, reduce reliance on single-region imports - Koh.

Kuok retains top spot as his wealth rises 19pct to US$13.6b.

Refugees continue to be ignored by the authorities after surviving harrowing journeys to Malaysia.

We need to pivot quickly on key areas that could reduce oil dependence.

Earlier this year, LGMS was transferred from the ACE Market to the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia.

The Kao International Environment Painting Contest empowers children to reimagine a sustainable world.

Govt needs to consider this energy-efficient vehicle as a mode of public transport.

What's going on in the news today, with updates at 9am, 2pm, 6pm, and 9pm.

Decisions that affect public's right to read must be guided by clear principles.

The situation is far more complicated than it was a decade ago.

It's in both countries' interest to maintain open seas and a rules-based world order.