Archive - 3 May 2019

• Yoursay: The more they object, the more urgent IPCMC should be formed
• Muhyiddin trying to convince cops that IPCMC isn't punishment
• Guan Eng on the attack after Najib fired blanks in Sandakan
• Yoursay: Perhaps gov’t should consider a Mischievous Police Reports Act
• M’sian and 6 other gov’t leases at Trump World Tower stir concerns
• Gov’t frees Vietnamese woman accused of killing N Korean leader's half-brother
• Bung, wife claim trial to three charges for graft totalling RM2.8m
• Prime Minister Mahathir's blind spot
• Income supplement proposal within gov't's means - Guan Eng
• I've protected many, Assange tells UK court as he fights US extradition warrant
• Replace Minimum Wages Order with Living Wages Act
• Murder at KLIA2: The brazen attack on Kim Jong Nam
• Fuzi's objection to IPCMC is disappointing
• M'sia to maintain 4.9 pct growth targets for 2019
• Court rejects Zahid's bid to retrieve passport for umrah
• Guan Eng comes under fire for 'doing a Najib' on Sandakan voters
• Police's objections to IPCMC unfounded
• Zunar to exhibit 200 original artworks in Penang
• Rumours stoke hostility to Pakistan's anti-polio drive
• Gov't sounding death knell for GPs
• No amendment needed for IPCMC, LFL counters ex-IGP's argument
• Fuzi bows out, hands over reins to Hamid
• Rome Statute: Leave 4 academics to be censured by institutions, colleagues
• US, S'pore to return more than RM930m 'stolen' from 1MDB - report
• Can bumiputera quotas be abolished immediately?
• India charges Zakir Naik with money laundering
• Penang fishermen mostly worried about compensation
• Sources claim federal land transferred to sultan, Johor RTS hits a snag
• IPCMC – Police are not above the law
• Journo groups launch media council proposal, seek feedback
• A man who stood tall upholding the name of Malaysian palm oil industry
• Malaysia keen on exploring new markets while expanding existing ones
• Dr M has been dirty, dangerous and difficult with workers
• Show more transparency, political will in implementing GE14 promises, gov't told
• Ensure women represented at decision-making levels, media told
• 'Monstrous lies' prompt Kit Siang to break his silence on his silence
• Zero-waste practices fueling oil palm industry on self-sustaining future
• DAP veteran foresees years, even decades to build New M'sia
• RON97 down one sen, RON95, diesel prices unchanged
• CJ stresses on independence in her first message
• Man who sent threatening Facebook message to Perlis mufti nabbed
• Cooperatives as a possible solution for 3D jobs
• Mounting concern for our Malayan tigers
• Have you listened to Guan Eng's original speech, Sabah DAP asks Bersih
• Dr M's 'slap' for Muhyiddin leads Umno VP to surmise Bersatu in crisis
• What can one person do for the environment?
• World Press Freedom Day - repeal PPPA
• PM: Gov't will buy back Bkt Chagar land only if sultan paid for it
• Politics has no place in Penang mosques - deputy CM
• Plus to invest in video analytics for safer highways
• US, S'pore know 1MDB-linked money belongs to M'sia: Mahathir
• Sabah cabinet to meet in Sandakan instead of KK
• Emulate Japanese attention to detail - PM
• Penang not objecting KXP but concerned about impact - Chow
• Ex-Tanjung Papat assemblyperson Raymond Tan joins Warisan
• Yoursay: Tengku Maimun - a Daniel come to justice
• Teresa Kok leads palm oil promotion mission to Europe