Archive - 27 April 2016

• Kini Roundup: BN sharpens knife as DAP and PKR bicker, 1MDB bailout warning
• Who is IGP's daughter selling firearms to, asks PKR leader
• Will Dr M go to S’wak to stump for Citizens’ Declaration?
• Report: T'ganu MB likely to be replaced, two tipped as successors
• Weak ringgit, inflation, oil price slump squeezing companies' profits
• 1MDB swimming in sea of debt, rakyat staring at bailout
• Annuar Rapaee shoos away Malaysiakini journalist
• All’s not well for the Malay villagers in Sibu
• Low incomes a massive challenge for Sarawak
• 1MDB saga can be 'Oscar winning' movie, says Dr M
• Thai King: Opposition to blame for 1MDB fiasco
• 'Show your face', DAP's Teh tells his detractors
• Hakam condemns police action against journalist
• DAP refutes PKR's version on seat allocation blame-game
• Moody's: 1MDB default will hurt M'sia deficit-cut efforts
• Is Arul Kanda really leaving 1MDB?
• Business as usual for Terengganu MB
• Is ignorance bliss or woe?
• May Day rally to bring back focus on workers amid 1MDB scandal
• Sabotage threatens BN's big win plan
• ICIJ to release Panama Papers database on offshore companies
• Trump, Clinton roll big victories in show of strength
• 67 false claims made by human resources trainers
• PAS laments silence of M'sia's 'greatest' finance minister on 1MDB
• Amid polls bustle, Sarawakians without ICs pushed to poverty
• DAP, PKR won't budge in S'wak seat clash debacle
• Two BN Chinese candidates eye S'wak deputy CM post
• 'T'ganu speaker must accept no-confidence vote against MB'
• Deputy governor to replace Zeti on May 1
• Firearm firms can survive without gov't contracts, says source
• Families of detained fishermen head for Batam
• Fitch does not expect negative impact on Malaysia’s ratings
• Palanivel apologises to Saravanan, libel suit settled
• Ask PM, says embattled menteri besar
• DAP: Thai King ridiculous to blame opposition on 1MDB
• Integrity needed to solve taxi woes
• PKR rep pleads for motion on transport plan to be debated
• Unemployed man jailed eight months for molesting schoolgirl
• Intrusion leader wanted to become ‘Sabah sultan’, court told
• You will be CM for next five years, Kit Siang assures Adenan
• KL City Hall flayed online over poor 'WordArt' logo design
• Economist: Muhammad the ‘right man’ for Bank Negara post
• Factory worker detained for alleged seditious Facebook post
• Spin, cries Arul Kanda over fraud remarks
• SUPP: Bumi-only gov't unhealthy, dangerous for Sarawak
• History awaits to be unearthed in Kedah
• Further probe needed on 1MDB report, says PAC deputy chairperson
• 1MDB: Missing billions an internal matter for IPIC to resolve
• Ministry awaiting autopsy report on death of pupil
• Sarawak in talks with federal gov’t on cabotage policy
• Unicef thanks Malaysians for RM5m Nepal quake donations
• Letter poser over move to bar Pua from travelling abroad
• Bank Negara appointment exposes WSJ's lies again, says PM's aide
• Zeti an exemplary leader, says Muhammad
• Gerakan Youth chief: Beware of DAP's tricks, remember Penang in 2008
• Jakarta to sink without scandal-mired construction project, says president
• Ministry hopes bauxite SOPs ready before moratorium ends
• Indian groups unhappy with IGP’s explanation on 'temple vandalism'
• 'We're surprised that AG's surprised he survived'
• So Sarawakians exempted from paying 1MDB debts?
• Najib asked me to quit, says Batu Kawah independent
• Complex causes of poor education levels in Sarawak