Archive - 3 May 2016

• Why M'sia needs more 'deviants' like Wan Ji
• Felda chief: Vote BN, because I'll snub anyone else who wins
• Adenan announces RM2m for Riam Road school in Miri
• Rein in religious police raids against transgenders
• Put your differences aside, minister tells BN supporters
• Journalist group demands end to intimidation of the media
• MPs find it harder than illegal immigrants to enter S’wak
• Guan Eng's last ceramah - takes his leave as permit expires
• Husam queries Kelantan’s weak illegal logging enforcement
• Batu Kawah tussle - Sim goes on offensive, Chiew still defensive
• From mufti to politician, Juanda wants to continue BN's work
• Sarawak election not a barometer of Najib's popularity
• MIC wants Rebit case to be 'gold standard' for similar conversion tussles
• Why must Sarawakians vote for the opposition?
• After 1MDB’s US$50m default, EPF reiterates its 'limited' exposure
• Battle for Sarawak - Team Adenan or Team Ade-none?
• Bersih accuses PM, DPM of vote buying, drubs EC over inaction
• Restoring press freedom in Malaysia
• Najib seeks judgment without full trial against Harakah
• US woman sues Starbucks over ice in iced coffee
• I didn't switch over to BN, says PKR seconder
• Water disruption in some Hulu Langat areas on May 10, 11
• Mukhriz sues PM's press aide for defamation
• Will appeal in Rooney’s case be withdrawn, or is it just polemics?
• Form internal team to probe ROS 'wrongdoing', ministry urged
• EPF to deliver good returns above inflation rate
• Voters must not sell their rights for money, says Najib
• Kit Siang emails PM to attend cabinet meet, issues 1MDB debate dare
• BN man strives for Ba’Kelalan voters in battle with uncle
• 'Add the economic value of housewives in the GDP'
• Mukhriz: Why must dad wait 13 years after retirement to plot my rise?
• Ringgit bondholders back 1MDB, despite default
• Advance voting in Sarawak polls proceeding smoothly, says EC chief
• Khairy suggests top ministry panel to prevent financial leakages
• No permission for hill clearing in Teluk Bahang, says Penang exco
• PKR ticks off Adenan for making empty promises on education
• Press freedom crucial for clean, accountable governance
• Ridhuan Tee has a dream - to see a Chinese lead Umno
• ‘Same Old’ in Sarawak campaign
• Declaration on behalf of the EU on World Press Freedom Day
• S'wak PKR chief hopes Rebit won't be one-off apostasy case
• Senior citizen, passenger cheat death as car lands in 12m-deep hole
• HK journos hit out at S'wak tycoon over Ming Pao editor sacking
• Kadir: Some journos more into their breakfasts than real news
• CM: Opposition not keen to see Bidayuh grow stronger
• DAP offers Najib prime slot at ceramah to explain 1MDB, RM2.6b donation
• 'Car in Kevin Morais case found in Hutan Melintang torched on purpose'
• Be thankful for getting compensation, CM tells families
• Mukhriz makes history with lawsuit, mocks pro-Najib portal
• Rafizi challenges KJ and deputy to debate Mara property purchase
• Cabinet meeting in Kuching to support S'wak, says Zahid
• ACS wants Adenan to convince federal gov't to reverse 'Allah' ban
• Mahathir too is not like his father, snipes Rosmah's aide
• Zahid: Funds provided not because of election but on need
• The need for term limits
• Rebit has S’wak polls to thank for his ‘reconversion’
• Kini Roundup: Mukhriz sues PM's aide, Scotland bank probed on 1MDB funds