Archive - 27 May 2016

UPDATED 12.09PM | The  Meru assemblyperson's name was announced by PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang.

UPDATED 11.20PM | Budiman Mohd Zohdi says he's entering the contest an as underdog.

Yeo Jiawei to await trial for illicit money transfers linked to 1MDB.

‘I am more concerned about stopping Najib from destroying this country’.
 

He was brushing off new Philippine president's intention to pursue the country's claim on Sabah.

PM says he explained the 'big misunderstanding' to BN parties.

UPDATED 8.02PM | The party's supreme council didn't bring up the matter at its meeting today.

He was trying to prove the indelible ink used in the last general election did not work.

UPDATED 8.04PM | Police report was filed by Bank Negara governor Muhammad Ibrahim.

UPDATED 7.40PM | Therefore, its communications director says, contesting the twin polls will introduce party to the people.

The 17-year-old was among five arrested while making homemade bombs outside KL in April last year.

Judge Azwarnida Affandi says there was no necessity to refer the issue to the High Court.

Motorists in Kuching were stunned to see the 80-year-old flooring the pedal.

The Penang state exco says he will fully cooperate with the anti-graft body.

Vell Paari says Hadi’s bill has opened doors, wants other MPs to take advantage.
 

UPDATED 5.40PM | The Youth wing says Umno is technically supporting the Hudud Bill.

Bar chief says proposed amendments an unwarranted interference into internal management of the Bar.

An official statement will only be issued then, as there has been a denial by Ratu Naga, says the secretariat.

Take steps to address the situation, urges Surendran.

Court of Appeal to deliver its decision two years after the veteran DAP politician and lawyer was killed in an accident.

PAS will no longer collborate with parties in the opposition pact, says its chief Abdul Hadi Awang.

A total of 1,801 have signed for its preservation, over a period of just 12 days.

UPDATED 6.02PM | MCA, MIC, Gerakan and SUPP jointly speak up against Hudud Bill.

Tengku Sariffuddin says PM gave full cooperation to investigators, and accuses WSJ of taking sides.

Updated 3.50PM | Leong Yong Kong says MCA and Umno fail to defend the federal constitution.

The council of Lim's fiercest critics will deliberate on the heated Penang Transport Master Plan.

Sessions Court judge says the sentence is to serve as a deterrent.

An analyst says the party would have to use it as the platform to chart its directions.

MP SPEAKS | 'When will Sabahans ever feel safe despite putting their trust in Putrajaya?'

In these reports, Liow accuses Umno of being in cahoots with PAS

The important announcement made by the chief secretary, Ali Hamsa, of the new exit policy for the 1.6 million civil servants, is most welcome. It has been long awaited by most Malaysians who want to have a more efficient and effective civil service to bring greater progress to the nation and better services to all Malaysians. The timing is also useful as it comes after several necessary salary increases, which also call for more  productivity.

The government, however, claimed the company belonged to PetroSaudi International.

The court also directed the farmers and gov't agencies to look into settling the matter amicably.

‘This episode changed me a lot,’ Khir Toyo tells reporters of his six months in prison.

Of late, there has been a spike in media reports on allegations of corruption, not just involving those in high office but across the entire spectrum of those in power. Even those who had previously been steadfast in the battle against graft had been dragged into some of these allegations.

COMMENT | With the hudud bill, the close relationship between PAS and Umno has finally become public

HM of SJKC Pandamaran denies allegation surrounding a water dispenser in the school.

Judge Amernudin Ahmad set the date after the case came up for mention.

Khairil Nizam refers to the call to Parliament, on March 7, to empower the syariah court.

DAP veteran Kit Siang tells new chief Muhammad to make the quantum public, since the taxpayers are paying.

UPDATED 11.40AM | Former S'gor MB wants to rest first and spend more time with his family.

PARLIAMENT | Kuala Selangor MP moots 'F' and 'V' plates for the 222 lawmakers, Lipis MP jokes they won’t get summoned.

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YOURSAY | ‘We are in this sad state because we do not have capable, competent leaders…’

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