Archive - 30 August 2016

• Sow the seed of intellectual awareness
• How would you react if PM fainted in public?
• Why Prime Minister Najib is on his way out
• Stop celebrating ‘Hari Merdeka Malaysia’
• Mahathir's past is returning to haunt him
• How many more ‘good officers’ are lurking in DBKL?
• Air quality improving, no unhealthy API readings
• Flash floods in Klang Valley spark rush hour traffic jams
• Isma president Abdullah Zaik guilty of sedition, court rules
• RM4b claim smokescreen for Muhyiddin's 'infidelity', says PM's press sec
• Ex-PAS veep Husam set to join Amanah tonight
• NESTUM® Invigorates Malaysians In A Whole New Way With First Ever Banana Caramel Beverage
• Denied work, Rohingya trapped in limbo in Malaysia
• Clinton aide to leave husband after his latest sexting scandal
• Court of Appeal orders home minister to pay damages to The Edge
• Bank's 'Tan Sri' chairperson remanded to assist in MACC probe
• Signs of a snap election soon, Najib likely to leave office
• 'Don't speak with authority on Bangsa Johor without knowledge'
• Gerakan wants to be part of probe on alleged housing graft in Penang
• Nation at the crossroads of NSC
• Are you trying to embarrass the PM, Rafizi asks Johari
• Don’t make the crane operator the scapegoat for the mishap
• Lanang police station shuts gate at night for 'security reasons'
• Now, 'clown-face Guan Eng' emerges in Penang
• Court sets Sept 23 for remention of Kayong murder case
• Exco member denies housing graft, tells victims to file police reports
• Celebrate Merdeka - demand freedom and hope
• 'All English language teachers to be proficient by 2020'
• Azalina: Cabinet hasn't discussed review of Agong's powers
• Online hiring in IT sector down 48pct
• Thailand’s first halal hotel hopes to help boost Muslim arrivals
• Seven attack ice cubes seller in turf war
• Thailand unveils tallest skyscraper at 314 metres
• MB's office: K'tan flood monument not public-funded
• Lawmaker puzzled over ‘light sentence’ for Abdullah Zaik
• Reject all race, religious exploitations this Merdeka, Penangites told
• Philippines may open mothballed Marcos-era nuclear power plant
• Indonesia declares emergency due to forest fires
• Genting 'stunt' girls to face the music
• Gen Y lacks appreciation for independence day, says Merdeka baby
• PAS lodges report over 'uncivilised' Aiyoh Wat Lah awards
• Indonesia needs to amend laws to deal with haze problem, says Wan Junaidi
• 'Selangor sets conditions for affordable apartments, what about BN states?'
• Nazri: Why almost faint? I'd die if I saw RM4b in Najib's account
• 'Gov't cannot ignore alleged sexual abuse in religious school'
• 'Swear on the Quran you didn’t know about plans to sabotage 1MDB’s IPO'
• Umno treats Malays like chicken, Malay DAP members tell Razlan
• Minister denies constitutional amendments to curtail Agong's powers
• Gov't to fence up Malaysia-Thai border
• Johor to tighten control at six entry points to combat zika virus
• Love for country has always been in my heart, says Lat
• Najib: Our NTP's success brushes off notion of M'sia as a failed state
• Husam joins Amanah, says PAS is sailing to nowhere
• Bank Rakyat appoints acting chairperson
• Rio 2016 an Olympiad of firsts, bests and lasts
• My Independence Day story
• The only National Day is Sept 16
• Need to be serious about national unity in the integration of the races
• ‘Selangor gov’t’s phoney green policy’
• The mayor must take responsibility for rot in DBKL
• Pahang MB ‘tickled’ by PKR Youth’s allegations
• ‘The Patriot Game’ revisited
• ‘Still living under colonial law despite 59 years of Merdeka'