Archive - 12 May 2016

• Kini Roundup: TMJ accuses SB of spying on him, 1MDB chalks up another default
• Education, not so much land security, will uplift S’wakians
• Digging one hole to plug another in 1MDB affair
• Why the summons-issuing spree along Jalan Midlands, Penang?
• Amanah may make Sungai Besar a three-cornered fight
• Telco operators must be more responsible over tower breakdowns
• 20pct oil royalty for Sarawak and Tok Nan-style of autonomy
• Ex-national footballer recounts 21 years as ghostly coach
• Debris in South Africa, Mauritius ‘almost certainly’ from MH370
• Najib, even an IPO can’t save doomed 1MDB
• Najib blaming 1MDB failure on critics laughable, says Pua
• No 'ping pong bomb' in Bangkok blast, Thai cops find
• Parameswara, Ancient Malacca, and the Satanic Verses
• Battling apathy and ignorance for a prosperous Malaysia
• Spying on the prince
• Apex court tells man to seek declaration he is not a Muslim
• Anwar pays last respects to deceased sister
• S'wak's Tasik Biru battle DAP's litmus test of conscience
• Liow: Four sectors now allowed to hire foreign workers
• Stay out of the two by-elections, PAS tells opposition
• Court to hear controversial sex bloggers' case on May 27
• No Johor rep at yesterday's Conference of Rulers meet
• 'Did Bank Negara governor forget rakyat will foot RM48.7b for 1MDB?'
• WSJ: FBI zooms in on Riza's purchase of luxury properties
• Sri Ram to appear for Zaid in case against Apandi next week
• Najib pays last respects to widow of ex-MCA president
• Explain reason for spying on crown prince, gov't told
• Leaks show how bank used by 1MDB, Jho Low moved funds in secret
• Conduct study to prove KL is safe, Segambut MP tells Matta
• Gov’t denies GST rate increase will be discussed
• Rahman Dahlan told to view docs on highway, tunnel himself
• Zunar receives support of 250,000 AI supporters
• Arutchelvan also barred from entering Sarawak
• Train swords on slaying Umno, not each other, Mahfuz tells PAS, Amanah
• Zunar's criticisms of PM embarrass the country, says Salleh
• Azmin should join PAS, pro-Umno portal suggests
• Union raps MAS - compensate laid off staff, not splurge on new uniform
• GST a cause for concern for non-government retirees
• Winning photographs to be exhibited at Sunway Pyramid & Sunway Putra Mall
• PAS can’t talk about opposition unity now
• Freedom of the press has to be nourished and cherished
• Time for the US to have a balanced approach
• Misunderstanding, says IGP after audience with prince
• Rayani Air chief faints, failed to attend DCA inquiry
• No 'Minister's Question Time' this coming parliamentary session
• Toe the line or get the sack, PKR five told
• Azmin: Talks with PAS can go on until 'doomsday'
• 'They can only imprison Hisham's body, not his voice'
• Bank manager agrees NFC's fixed deposit a factor for recommending loan
• MAICCI hails lifting of foreign worker freeze in four sectors
• Oct 27 hearing on Lingam's bid to overturn disciplinary board's ruling
• New charge against S'pore banker reveals SRC link to 1MDB saga
• Harapan, BN bigwigs head to Sg Besar ahead of by-election
• MPs stunned over Parliament secretary's short-lived transfer
• 'Wasabi', cartoonist Zunar's latest spicy offering
• Ali Tinju: Sungai Besar Umno chief threatened to kill me
• Can gov't convert others without consent? Apex court will decide, says lawyer
• New configuration in Sarawak BN may see three DCM posts
• After complaints, Education DG posts caning guidelines
• Four jailed for ‘promoting terrorism’
• More than 100 vehicles stranded in KL flash floods
• ‘Yes, honour all 1MDB debts, but not with our money’
• Johor skipped rulers' meeting due to state military function
• Hisham’s dogs to part with ‘daddy’ if nine months’ jail upheld
• Can Pakatan bounce back in GE14?
• DAP rep ready to accept Jamal's challenge for face-off in Sungai Besar
• Najib, explain how your stepson amassed colossal wealth
• The three pigs and the big bad wolf in Malaysian politics