Yip Ai Tsin

UPDATED 5.20PM The latest victim is a 57-year-old man, revealed Health Ministry director-general Dr Ismail Merican today.

Two stakeholders express disquiet over the Selangor PAS proposal, with one saying this is not the right way to address the issue at hand.

Boasting 10 billion units, the Amanah Saham 1Malaysia is expected to lift the economy from the doldrums and boost the local stock market.

Anti-graft officers burst sweat glands in getting at the truth and gathering evidence without bias for or prejudice against any party in performing their duty.

The Kuala Lumpur High Court today granted an application to withdraw the winding up of Rakyat Corporation

UPDATED 3.55PM He was seen entering the PAC inquiry with a box believed to be holding relevant documents, accompanied by a lawyer and two assistants. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Upset Pakatan Rakyat top leaders are fed-up with both law-enforcement agencies over developments following the death of DAP political aide Teoh Beng Hock.

Four resolutions passed at a roundtable talk has asked for a new IGP and a complete revamp of the police force. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Gerakan Mansuhkan ISA (Abolish ISA Movement) firm on proceeding with protest on August 1. [VIDEO INSIDE]

In an exclusive interview with Malaysiakini, Co-operatives Commission chief Mangsor Saad reveals more about the financial entity and the issues surrounding it.

Indian-run and owned cooperatives in the country are small in number and this is the reason why no Indian Malaysian sits on the Co-operatives Commission board of directors.

UPDATED 4.50PM Kajang councillor Tan is claiming that he was falsely imprisoned and held against his will by the MACC by questioning him after office hours. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Subsidiary of Bank Rakyat, Rakyat Corporation, is in a precarious state after winding-up proceedings commenced last month.

Amidst mounting criticism from co-operatives, Angkasa says it was the previous crop of leaders, not the current, who were instrumental in drafting an Act that purportedly is ultra-vires the constitution.

SPECIAL REPORT Outraged co-operatives are in a flux over a new Act that has robbed them of the original mission of lifting ordinary man' station in life.

The MIC president has vowed to bring the matter to the prime minister's attention and hopes to repeal the act which erodes individual freedom entrenched in the federal constitution.

The CM ticked off developer Nusmetro Ventures for threatening to forcibly evict Kampung Buah Pala residents when the deadline expires on Aug 2.

PKFZ turnkey contractor decides to sue alleging that the PwC report is libellous and damaging to its reputation and name.

The suit filed to declare two sections of the Cooperatives Act was postponed after the judge was on medical leave.

The Shah Alam High Court is set to examine issues in an originating summons filed by two apex co-operative bodies, which are unhappy with three legal provisions that took effect last year.

Insurance agents are upset with Bank Negara's latest move to implement premium rebates for general insurance as it will deprive them of at least 10 percent in commission.

Any development on Subang Ria park will solely be for recreational purposes and must be sustainable, says Ronnie Liu.

Residents have not taken kindly to the suggestion that a part of the green lung, Subang Ria park, be developed into a commercial area after being made to believe that it would remain one for perpetuity. [VIDEO INSIDE]