Archive - 2 March 2016

• Shocking comments on WSJ by Rocky Bru
• Mahathir disowned Umno again? No surprises here
• Utusan Malaysia and its master's voice
• Wise, strong leaders needed for M'sia, not just MCA
• Mahathir's exit not quite a blip on Umno radar
• Mahathir says he's no longer proud of Malaysia
• Malaysia on the lookout for new Saudi opportunities
• Court upholds Tian Chua acquittal of sedition charge
• Dr M: No way to assess public support for my battle
• Mahathir's exit won't hurt Umno, says Najib
• WSJ ignoring confirmed facts, says gov't spokesperson
• Najib: Those committed to Umno will not quit
• Hishamuddin Hashim promoted as MACC Intelligence Division director
• Trump, Clinton capture key wins on US Super Tuesday
• Water supply disruption in Seremban and Jempol
• Beng Hock's death - MP decries officer's second promotion
• Uproar in Indian Parliament over Aircel-Maxis deal raids
• BEIM supports royal urging to fight corruption
• Court issues arrest warrant for trader over GST charge
• Najib will ruin the nation, say youth leaders
• High Court closes Pahang MB’s case against Utusan Melayu
• MAICCI: Gov't funds for business programmes, not politics
• 'Penang transport plan won't affect Chinese Girls' High School'
• PM: Saudi-M'sia ties 'longstanding, deep'
• We helped to search for MH370, says Apple
• New Kedah MB booed by football fans
• Zaid: Makes no sense if Muhyiddin stays in Umno
• Have faith in Dr M to cure nation's ailment, says Zaid
• Two detained after Malaysia customs seize ivory in luggage
• Don't be influenced by capitalists, DAP rep tells Penang gov't
• D’Herbs to be unveiled as sponsor of Kedah football team
• IGP: It's a crime to attend Marxism course
• Julian Tan’s response to PBB’s Idris Buang
• Slow internet connection will be fixed by March 31, says TM
• Mahathir tops Google chart for sixth time
• Bar Council members laud 'politicians can't sue' decision
• All bad things, too, must come to an end
• Remember, you are a 'pure' Umno man, Zahid tells Muhyiddin
• Zahid: Every PM faced movements against them
• Reconsider job cuts, MTUC tells Petronas
• Najib and 1MDB - ball in Malay rulers' court
• MACC: Officer in Beng Hock case transferred, not promoted
• Syabas denies water rationing plan for Klang Valley
• Facebook exec jailed in Brazil as court seeks WhatsApp data
• OSA changes not aimed at journalists, AG tells NUJ
• Ministry: Wait for medical report on 'glass shard' noodle issue
• Guinness: Beer, stout price hike may drive up illegal consumption
• 'MCA won't learn from hypocritical Guan Eng'
• Slight rise in national CGPA for STPM 2015
• Woman jailed, fined for stealing Milo for child
• Poll on PM post shows Dr M and Anwar in tight race
• Zaid: Anwar, Azmin or Dr M can replace Najib
• Osama urged Americans to rise up over climate change
• Reports of deaths after 7.9 quake hits off Indonesia
• Increase in monitoring of companies overseeing hospital facilities
• No tsunami threat to Malaysia following West Sumatra earthquake
• Liow: Not confirmed if object in Mozambique belongs to MH370
• Amendments to Co-op Societies Act contrary to constitution
• Analyst: Muhyiddin must go all out, or be forgotten
• Will Dr M ditch 'Save Umno' for 'Save Malaysia'?
• What law are we violating on Marxism course, PSM asks IGP