Archive - 24 August 2019

• MyCar wants gov't to reconsider greenlight for bike taxi
• Bersatu man denies threatening local council to reopen Pasir Gudang factories
• Yoursay: An alleged rapist should step down as state cabinet member
• 2.4 hectares of forest burnt near Legoland theme park
• Stop all actions that can jeopardise public order - IGP
• Does Malaysia need a Saddam Hussein?
• Utusan - revamp or face imminent closure!
• Why I say go, go, go to Gojek!
• National women's football team crippled by illness
• Hong Kong airport operating normally despite planned 'stress test' protest
• As EU threatens trade retaliation, Brazil sends army to fight Amazon fires
• Surendran says S'pore claim about Pannir letters false, worried about his safety
• Trump heaps another 5pct tariff on Chinese goods in latest tit-for-tat escalation
• North Korea's latest short-range missile launch complicates US attempts for talks
• Reflecting on Syed Saddiq's work behind Undi18
• Situation at KLIA improves, queues manageable
• Poverty of analysis or analysis of poverty?
• Employee of Britain's Hong Kong mission held in China released
• Yong's refusal to take leave points to lack of leadership by example
• Muhyiddin calls to cool down on race, religion and royalty
• Amid China trade row, US miner set to focus on processing rare earths
• Resolving Johor causeway congestion a priority - Saifuddin
• Duo arrested at Brickfields khat rally released
• MCA Youth wants Perak MB to advise ruler to sack Yong
• Another PKR rep questioned by cops over anti-Lynas rally
• Perak MB to meet Yong over refusal to go on leave
• Hadi's support for Zakir Naik undermines national unity
• Ngeh defends RM100,000 claim in rape case, says obligated to report it
• Interior design firm ordered to refund RM2.3m to Bekir's company
• Ex-Perak MB defeated in Amanah divisional race
• Anti-Zakir rally fizzles out, KL top cop thanks public
• Malaysian dies in India, body exhumed after family obtains court order
• Gov't to ensure 95% of rural population enjoy basic infrastructure 2025
• Gojek's entry will open a new ecosystem in Malaysia, says Syed Saddiq
• In Anwar, political secretary sees hope for a Malaysia for Malaysians
• Impossible to know political leanings of more than 4,000 staff - Syed Saddiq
• Anwar didn't call, it was rally organiser who asked for him - source
• PKR has no factions - Anwar
• Many Malays only 'half-aware' of their culture - cultural activist
• Syed Saddiq hosts dinner for Zakir, says 'let's move on'
• Maszlee dismisses talk of changes in Education Ministry
• Marzuki claims cabinet decides not to deport Zakir, sources say otherwise
• Urban migration no pot of gold, say analysts
• Yoursay: Single stream? Yes, make national schools the school of choice
• Muhyiddin calls for cooler heads, and 4 news from yesterday
• What does 'genuine education reform' look like?