Archive - 11 September 2019

• Yoursay: Who calls the shots - our elected reps or Zakir Naik?
• Penang in no rush for e-hailing motorcycle service
• Day 7: Court adjourned as Najib struck with conjunctivitis again
• 38.6 million users have benefited from Smart Selangor Bus Service
• Yoursay: The Malaysians who live off migrant worker 'slave trade'
• At RM4,000 per head, Bangladeshi workers juicy prey for brokers
• Pharmaniaga not the sole drug concessionaire, ministry clarifies
• Tearful Jack Ma bids Alibaba farewell with rock star show
• Sabah deems temporary passes necessary to monitor foreign nationals
• Suhakam renews call for Putrajaya to abolish Sedition Act
• PAS, Muslim unity and Zakir Naik
• Trump fires foreign policy hawk Bolton, citing strong disagreements
• 'M For Malaysia' is not just about Mahathir
• 'Time to stop vaping': US reports sixth death linked to mystery illness
• UAE coach praises Bukit Jalil after win, but laments pitch condition
• Special programme for alimony, custody cases in Syariah Court
• Body of second missing Sarawakian angler found
• Netanyahu plans to annex West Bank's Jordan Valley
• Race to the bottom: Politics of the Umno-PAS charter
• Authorities demolish popular Klang restaurant built on gov't land
• Newborn left abandoned on table of Tanjung Malim eatery
• Gov't officers nabbed under Sosma over fake MyKad issuance
• The fallacy of masks in the face of Indonesian smog
• Entrepreneurs suffer losses after death of thousands of caged fish
• 'I don't know why I'm here' - Chinese woman in Mar-a-Lago trespassing case
• Body of Mugabe flown to Zimbabwe for burial at home
• Buying a big stick: South Korea's military spending has North Korea worried
• Ideas applauds govt's preparations to table Budget
• Turkish paper reveals murdered Saudi journalist's final words
• Global crackdown on email scams leads to 281 arrests, including in M'sia
• Punish Indonesia economically for haze, says Sarawak deputy CM
• DAP senator urges rejection of divisive, destructive polemics
• Three in four M'sians agree to social media ban during crisis - global survey
• Court denies lawyer's bid to intervene in suit over judicial misconduct
• Environment Dept bans open burning due to haze
• Heartbreaking photo of girl, 5, comforting brother, 4, with leukaemia goes viral
• Creating jobs for youths
• Indian police kill militant behind attack on Kashmir trader's family
• CAP criticises Putrajaya turning deaf ear to alarm bells about poverty
• Education Ministry urged to add studies on Syiah in Islamic studies
• FT Umno Youth raises Malay concerns on rumoured GLC CEO
• Corruption awareness concert on Sept 22
• Philippine minister says no access for UN drugs war probe
• Police warn parties promoting illegal motorcycle modifications
• 'They'll burn in hell' - DAP leader curses those who slandered him
• M'sian violin-maker scores gold with 'Negaraku' and 'Jalur Gemilang'
• Grilled by cops, Penang DAP reps stand firm on remarks against Zakir
• Stop lodging politically-motivated MACC reports, says Latheefa
• Hong Kong protesters hit pause button to mark Sept 11
• Airport closures only when visibility dips below 400m - MAHB
• Thousands pray for rain in Indonesia as forests go up in smoke
• Yeo's defamation suit against Jamal likely to be settled amicably - lawyer
• Visibility of KL Tower, Petronas Twin Towers blocked by haze
• PAS tells Mahathir to apologise to Anwar first
• Duterte says China offering gas deal if maritime arbitration case ignored
• Indonesia claims haze in Kuala Lumpur originated from Sarawak
• Improve BM mastery to achieve unity, says Education Ministry rep
• Kelantan lauds PM's idea of consolidating padi fields
• M'sia Day celebration in Kuching shifted indoors due to haze
• Rafizi censures opposition hoping to use race instead of brains to win power
• Haze from S'wak? Look at the right map, DCM tells Indonesian minister
• Haze has not caused major impact on economy - yet: Analyst
• Zuraida defends Raudhahville as promoting universal values
• Waythamoorthy to mediate Orang Seletar land case against Johor gov’t, Putrajaya
• Kit Siang expects revival of 'plot to oust Dr M' when budget meet nears
• Zuraida: Anwar has promised to meet us
• Two-year-old girl dies, believed abused by babysitter
• MACC will probe MyKad sale to foreigners if there's clear proof - Latheefa
• Ex-Indonesian president BJ Habibie dies
• Malaysians must now pay additional visa charge to perform umrah
• Sabah Parks investigating damage to coral reefs
• Two Perak DAP committee members resign over Nga's remarks on Paul Yong
• Habibie's death: Malaysian envoy conveys condolences to Jakarta
• 20 nabbed over issuing of fake citizenship documents
• Iban groups lose bid to review native customs' force of law in S'wak
• Putrajaya targeting China, HK buyers for RM100b in unsold high-end properties
• Baru saddened by outcome of Iban native rights case
• Ex-deputy executive chair get 5 years, fined RM9m for insider trading
• 'He was like family': Anwar mourns loss of BJ Habibie
• Don't be in denial, Yeo tells Indonesian counterpart Siti Nurbaya Bakar
• Cabinet discussed ways to manage haze situation, says PM
• Yeo tells Indonesian minister off on haze blame game, and 8 news from yesterday
• West Papua groups: Indonesian military is burning our villages
• Every day, two Bangladeshi workers die in Malaysia
• Of one-term governments, the opposition and an 'insurance policy'