Archive - 9 May 2019

• We know Mahathir; how different will Anwar be?
• Day 16: KWAP panel had reservations about loaning SRC RM2b - witness
• Sabah CM confident Sandakan voters will back Wong
• US Senate intelligence panel subpoenas Trump's son
• Anwar warns racism could derail new Malaysia
• Who can still remember what happened exactly a year ago?
• US House panel accuses AG of contempt, Trump invokes executive privilege
• Shafie: Reps don't need to live in 10-room mansions
• Huawei CFO to seek stay on extradition citing Trump comments
• Rulers and politics: An alternate perspective
• From mall to hall, Big Brother is watching you
• General practitioners have become an endangered species
• Why Tengku Maimun matters
• The rakyat-centric ECRL is driven by transparency
• Rafidah tells M'sians to judge Harapan after five years
• Impossible for Malays to end up like the Uighurs
• Najib's kids among 18 slapped with forfeiture notice
• 'I'm sick of being bogged down by 1MDB'
• Harapan must rekindle support for reform agenda
• 'Penang ever-ready, but up to Putrajaya to restore local polls'
• They want to wear black or walk naked, who cares? - Chef Wan
• Najib toys with selfie camera in the dock
• Report on Mindef finds ex-PMs and ministers meddling in land swap deals
• Bersih: Harapan's institutional reforms progress at 36.4pct
• Ahead of Bossku's arrival, CM says won't bar Najib from Sabah
• Civil forfeiture notice – responding to Najib's 'puzzled' friend
• Dr M: PAS was formed because it felt Umno was 'working with infidels'
• 'Amusing - PAS shedding crocodile tears over Kulim airport'
• Minister stands firm on 'tint' ruling despite police's objection
• Minister expects water supply in Klang to be restored tomorrow
• Sabah understands federal gov't's constraints - Shafie
• Despite popularity dip, poll finds many would still pick Harapan
• Google says Singapore's fake news law may hurt innovation
• Two students arrested in Colorado school shooting appear in court
• Veterinarian sworn in to Dewan Negara
• Najib's lawyer says media must not behave like 'estate people'
• MACC arrests deputy director of DBKL
• Construction of Paloh army camp began before deal inked - report
• PM charts new economic-driven course, but warns of race-baiting 'robbers'
• Dr M: Yardstick for success not GDP but the people's pockets
• Constitution of Ibrahim Ali's Putra mirrors that of 'old Umno'
• Gov't must not encourage oligopolies in supply of medicines
• Cops investigating Ummah rally to 'defend Islam'
• MA63: Sarawak to cooperate with parliamentary select committee
• DAP wants ‘Khaled Nordin’ FB account owner's apology over 'modified' pix
• Taib’s aide: MACC gave all-clear for S’wak governor
• Najib told KWAP to expedite SRC loan
• Who's who in the civil forfeiture notice against Najib and associates
• PSM sees red over Shafee's 'estate people' remark
• Azmin optimistic on achieving 4.9 pct economic growth
• BBC fires radio presenter after chimpanzee tweet about new royal baby
• Penang's biggest housing woe - high loan rejection rate
• Bank Islam reduces base rate to 3.77 pct
• Dr M's speech 'checkmate for Anwar', Umno sec-gen reads between the lines
• Apologise for disparaging remark, minister urges Najib's lawyer
• Did Rosmah join opposition's all-black campaign?
• Indonesia should probe deaths of election staff, says parliament deputy
• A year of New M'sia: Reminiscing on a historic change
• Gov't needs to work harder to fulfil pledges, says Gobind
• AG's presence at Rome Statute forum borders on treason - Umno MP
• 120 flood victims still housed in two relief centres in Penang
• Shafee courts flak over 'estate people' remark, and 9 things that happened yesterday
• Opposition presents united front in final leg of campaign
• One year on - and the Harapan cabinet posts not yet gazetted
• Minister expects Sedition Act to be replaced or repealed this year