Archive - 11 November 2017

• Zamihan in charge of ‘deradicalisation’, but Sapno denied PR
• Rafizi: Turnkey contracts usually good but not in the case of MRT3
• Why are we afraid of Penang Forum, asks DAP rep
• Hishammuddin: Make BN's interests top priority
• Umno to open free bank accounts for students hit by Penang floods
• TPP talks not collapsing, says Najib
• The invisible victims of Penang floods
• Apec ministers publish joint statement after wrangling over language
• How can the likes of Zamihan be deradicalisation experts?
• Johor palace yet to grant audience to Jakim
• 'Rehabilitate' Zamihan first, says MCA leader
• Gerakan Wanita chief tells Chinese to 'wake up'
• IGP: Not T'ganu top cop's intention to make racial remark
• Preliminary screening for foreign students before entering M'sia
• 'We will beef up UTK personnel for Dr M if threat arises'
• IGP: Ambiga probe justified, claim involves big money
• Take full advantage of ADAM50 scheme, Salleh advises parents
• We are monitoring Zakir Naik, says top cop
• Gerakan Youth moots age limit for datukship
• Gerakan Wanita wants MPs to reject amendments to Act 355
• Penang gov't should address recurring flood problem immediately
• Wisma Putra confirms M'sian journo imprisoned in Myanmar
• 'Enticement': Cops to submit probe papers for third time
• Take Teluk Intan as model for GE14, says Gerakan deputy president
• MET warns of stormy weather in Perlis, Kedah and Penang
• Bersatu to give statement to ROS over Armada issue
• Grab offers discounted rides in flood-affected Penang
• Relief centres in Penang close, floods strike some parts of S'gor
• Taman Desa residents ramp up protest to stop 'green lung' destruction
• China, Japan agree to deepen cooperation on N Korea
• Kedah footballers grilled by MACC for alleged match-fixing
• IGP justifies probe on Ambiga; Gerakan tells Chinese not to be fooled
• 'No good gov’t is afraid of NGOs'
• ‘Starting all over again’: The burden of surviving floods
• Planting hope through urban community gardens