Archive - 29 August 2018

• Yoursay: New M’sia should reveal CEP report to its stakeholders - the rakyat
• Yoursay: Is DAP in power a mirror image of MCA of old?
• 'Dewan Negara will pass bill to repeal Anti-Fake News Act'
• The prime minister-in-waiting must not jump the queue
• Why should the CEP report be classified?
• 'Missing millions': 5-day remand for ex-spy chief who penned CIA letter
• SST: Pilihan terbaik di tangan pengguna - Fomca
• AG to consider amending charges on 442 Sosma detainees - Hanipa
• SST: Consumers have a choice, so spend wisely, says Fomca
• Cancer-stricken journalist appeals for donations
• Gov't pattern in policy pronouncements 'unsettling' - Cenbet
• PKR's 'culture of cronyism' threatens reformasi, claims Youth leader
• Jamaluddin Jarjis' mother seeks share of his RM2.1b estate
• Open data should be part of Harapan's freedom of information reform
• Reviewing Mahathir's China visit
• Cabinet must reevaluate appointment of Rahim Noor as peace envoy
• Haley says US Rohingya report 'consistent' with UN findings
• Nurse loses RM30k to Macau scam
• US-China trade war will benefit Malaysia
• Aussie scientists develop device warning of impending heart attack, stroke
• GE15 may see new election system, revamped EC
• Myanmar dam breach floods town, highway linking main cities
• Reformed EC could take over political party registration
• Rashid: Someone else wanted the job, unfortunately, I was picked
• Penang CM rolls out vision, says state's future is in Seberang Prai
• SPR mungkin akan ambil alih kuasa ROS daftar parti politik
• Disclose number of alleged enforced disappearances, Suhakam urges gov't
• Halt caning of T'gganu women and abolish corporal punishment
• Gov't debts exposed as reminder to manage finances prudently, Senate told
• Azmin, BNM governor part of new committee chaired by Guan Eng
• K'tan treats Orang Asli like Zionists do Palestinians, says DAP leader
• PSM: Freeze new private hospital projects to curb brain drain
• LGBT: A Malaysian issue made to look Malay
• Revised medical fees will not reflect an increase in total overall charges
• High Court strikes out Gerakan defamation suit against Guan Eng
• Dua wanita bergelut kerana mekap
• Amid talk of comeback, Soi Lek tells MCA candidate to go all out
• Terima kasih Ali Hamsa
• Myanmar Chin in M'sia call for UN review on refugee status
• Flip-flops decisions will not help our FDI
• Utusan agrees to issue unconditional apology to Anwar, suit settled
• Chow tells NGOs not to spread fear with 'incorrect' facts on PTMP
• Don't retain OSA, give us FOI law instead - Suhakam tells gov't
• M'sia-S'pore economic relationship is good, says minister
• MACC probe on Malacca exco 'RM2.6m kickbacks' still in early stages
• DAP tells MCA to ditch BN, join Harapan if it loses in Balakong
• Six senior police officers on transfer
• PwC: Financial crime on the rise
• New Mahathir less dreaded than old Mahathir, says PKR lawmaker
• Havana hoping for stronger bilateral ties under Mahathir
• MP warns of Malay politics becoming more 'exclusivist' by GE15
• More affordable homes in Seri Setia if I win, says Halimey
• Police to quiz Najib under Amla again tomorrow
• Politik Melayu mungkin kian radikal, eksklusif menjelang PRU15
• Kalau 'kahwin' ada akadnya, kata PAS Selangor
• Court fixes date to decide on objection to Jempol GE14 challenge
• Najib mengadap polis sekali lagi esok
• Thailand sees bilateral ties improving under Dr M
• MP says Dr M now less dreaded; GE15 may see revamped EC
• Mega infrastructure projects involving foreigners bane for local businesses - Azmin
• Mukhriz hopes Putrajaya will mull continuing incomplete state projects
• Sabah ministry denies helping group gather data for 'Project IC'