Archive - 30 January 2016

• What motivates gov’t whistleblowers in RM2.6b saga?
• Make police report against AG, not whistleblowers
• A response to ‘Thank You Clare, Tony and Rafizi’
• Swiss say US$4b misappropriated from M'sian state firms
• Difficult for rakyat to accept AG’s ‘indecent’ decision
• Workers against move to slash EPF contribution
• EPF cuts show ‘spend more, save less’ mentality
• Barring Zuraida from Sarawak an 'act of cowardice'
• Veteran US rocker Paul Kantner dies at age 74
• It’s only the beginning of global probe on 1MDB and SRC
• Nurul Izzah: Adenan should have kept mum about EC meet
• Do nothing about 1MDB and risk M’sia being pariah state, warns Zaid
• Evidence of 'suspicious transfers' in 1MDB probe, claims Swiss AG
• Consider all aspects before banning vape in Sabah, say traders
• Cabbies should stop moaning, look in the mirror first
• Najib not involved in Altantuya murder, says Sirul
• Bashah is not Mukhriz’s successor, reports paper
• 'Failure to pay GST due by Jan 31 will incur penalty'
• All ministries urged to be prudent in implementing spending
• GST highly accepted, says tax consultant Deloitte
• AG Apandi says will cooperate with Swiss counterparts on 1MDB probe
• Malays stuck in 'time warp', says Rafidah
• Adenan: I did not dictate to EC on polls date
• Mahfuz: Anti-Mukhriz SDs worth not more than ‘toilet paper’
• Attacks against MACC's Bahri may backfire, says Rafizi
• MCMC actions on social media abusers warranted, says Salleh
• Three foreigners stopped from entering Malaysia
• DPM: Rela can be ‘eyes and ears’ in fighting IS threats
• S'wak DAP: Cut GST, not EPF, to boost economy
• Foreign workers nab ‘fake immigration officer’
• Adenan sincere in struggle for S’wakians, says DPM
• Mara to review policy of sending students abroad
• PAS to contest 11 seats in S'wak, after consulting PKR
• Zahid: Sarawak’s transformation programme a win