M Fakhrull Halim

SABAH POLLS | DAP yet to make announcement on its stand.

UPDATED 9.15PM | Mazlina was asked if she knew how to pay off Zahid's credit cards.

Defence counsel Hisyam Teh argues that the seven paragraphs are the witness' own 'opinion'.

UPDATED 5.57PM | Former DPM told me this in a verbal reply, the partner in a law firm representing Yayasan Al-Falah tells High Court.

Law firm partner B Muralidharan testifies as 87th prosecution witness during the criminal trial of the Umno president.

UPDATED 5.20PM | M Premshangar said he verified this by checking his firm's ledger and file opening records.

UPDATED 10.45AM | Bail has been set at RM1 million and the court orders him to pay at least RM500,000 today.

'Zahid personally asked for money back.'

A money changer clarifies he helped convert cash into cheques before depositing them to Zahid's foundation.

The deposit was part of a transaction for Nurulhidayah to obtain a 60 percent stake in Ri-yaz Asset.

UPDATED 11.00PM | Najib, in response, sarcastically thanks Khairy for his 'fight' against the Pakatan Harapan government until it collapsed.

The witness says he only obtained a six-minute meeting with Zahid and no projects.

The money changer says contributors passed cash to him for conversion into cheques to be deposited into Yayasan Akalbudi's account.

The lawyer concerned has lost his voice, the judge is told.

Then premier's wife seemed unsurprised at receiving a large cash payment, says Jepak business partner.

'I know he prays a lot, helps mosques, orphans, and does a lot of religious matters. I believed (my contribution) was for Islam.'

ZAHID TRIAL | Former Exim bank chair testifies the payment was meant to pay off Ri-Yaz Asset Sdn Bhd's debts.

Gabungan Reformis Malaysia, a coalition of 10 NGOs, says the 'misunderstanding' is just a perception and can be fixed.

He was previously quoted as claiming that the polls could be held this year or next year.