Archive - 4 July 2016

• Why did we never learn after Perwaja and forex losses?
• 60 years since Lim Lian Geok's Utusan Melayu message
• 'Guan Eng donation not burden, pre-Raya petrol hike is'
• The man who could never be PM
• Noh Omar not surprised Khalid is more popular than Azmin
• Imperative to have a succession plan for Penang CM
• Many Sarawak people cheated over 'job offers in Singapore'
• Baghdad, Dhaka and Istanbul - a new wave of IS attacks
• 'AG leading case against Lim suggests political motive'
• What’s in it for you, Ku Nan asked on two-hour parking limit
• Myanmar must take action in response to anti-Muslim violence
• Bail is not meant to determine guilt or punishment
• Bank Negara appoints Abdul Rasheed as new deputy governor
• Apandi wants to have good ties with Bar Council? 'Tell it to the marines'
• 'Invincible' politicians a problem in M'sian politics, says analyst
• More than 100 dead as bomb hits Ramadan crowds in Baghdad
• ‘Rash of temple vandalism evokes 1978'
• Sarawak CM Adenan meets Najib over devolution of power
• Pagoh Umno vice-chief quits
• Penang exco decides Guan Eng need not take leave
• Trapped in a culture of silence
• Minister: Guan Eng remaining as CM may put undue pressure on witnesses
• Rahman Dahlan marvels at 'hypocritical' stand on Guan Eng
• When the fine line between fashion and obscenity thins
• Penang should seriously consider modern trams
• Why AG Apandi should not appear personally in any case
• A day in Penang court
• Muhyiddin saddened by JMM's slander, deplores the lie
• I am quitting Umno, announces Shafie Apdal
• IGP confirms Puchong nightclub blast was terror attack
• Cop behind famous 'let's fight' video aimed at loan sharks dies
• Traffic flow generally smooth on highways as at noon
• Kedah records another diphteria case
• Zimbabwe police mount roadblocks to raise funds
• Hilmi: ‘Dr Google’ among causes for recent vaccine chaos
• Khalid denies police stopped interfaith buka puasa do
• Pahang to declare July 8 special holiday, too
• Far-right candidates emerge to fill vacuum after close Australia vote
• Centralise entertainment centres to ensure security, says IGP
• Rahman Dahlan fears Guan Eng will do a Najib, says Ambiga
• MMA: Measles can lead to complications in unimmunised children
• Police report lodged against comedian over 'PM pencuri' joke
• Chong Wei craves gold in final Olympic fling
• Jail, fine for unemployed man who hit cousin, uncle with rotan
• Mara offers financing, consultation to food truck entrepreneurs
• UAE warns against wearing Arab traditional dress abroad
• PKR can't meet Bill Kayong investigation murder team, says IGP
• Ku Nan: Umno accepts Shafie's decision to quit party
• Azalina urges Felda community to support gov't
• 'No terrorism' misjudgment shows police ill-prepared, says PKR
• Anwar warns more will be prosecuted after Guan Eng
• Cops can contact church on 'police imposters', says activist
• Improved post-Brexit sentiment lifts ringgit higher
• Suicide bombers hit three Saudi cities, killing at least four officers
• IS behind Puchong blast; Shafie quits; Guan Eng quit row continues
• Take leave? A case of ‘follow the leader’
• My civil society
• Sarawak DAP Youth: Sack Pahang mufti over 'kafir harbi'
• What if Guan Eng steps down?
• EKVE: Poll shows 86.8pct of residents are in favour of expressway