Archive - 2 October 2019

• Khalid Samad: 90 pct Kampung Baru landowners agree to offer
• Yoursay: The PM's post is not Mahathir's to give away
• UK PM Johnson to unveil final Brexit offer to EU
• It is time for Pax Asiana
• Not standing up for national anthem is freedom of expression
• Will Zakir Naik help set up Islam TV channel?
• Educate yourself to respect, appreciate all religions, Education Ministry told
• US blocks import of 'suspected forced labour' goods from M'sia, four others
• Patriot: Don't play politics with LTAT, let auditors investigate
• Mali says 25 soldiers killed in attacks by suspected jihadists
• Police: No link between 4 and Adib's death, no reason for them to flee abroad
• Working paper on Rahmatan Lil Alamin policy is ready: Mujahid
• Trump tweets about 'coup' as followers target Democrats with ads
• Marooned in Sabah by the Ministry of Health
• Ex-SSM CEO, son face 37 corruption charges involving RM5.7m
• Don't be 'kurang ajar' towards the national anthem
• Kelantan NGO: We are still waiting for our oil royalty
• Cops wrap up probe, want S4S members charged for disrespecting Negaraku
• IGP: Be brave to admit corruption, power abuse exist in police force
• Giat uncovers corruption, poor governance in development projects
• Five questioned, nine more to be called in Penang school prayer case
• Daim leading negotiations to retrieve RM8.3b for pipeline projects
• Couple nabbed after 4-year-old girl dies of suspected abuse
• Hong Kong protesters target mainland and pro-Beijing businesses
• Police thwart 25 planned terrorist strikes since 2013
• 'The Kleptocrats' - another week of shame for Malaysia
• KLSCAH denies instructed by 'foreign embassy' to lodge report on pro-HK rally
• Three months on, cops say probe into sex video still ongoing
• Cops probe 'Nga Kor Ming Super Fans Page' over posting on S'gor ruler
• MPs to attend Harapan retreat to discuss bills, hot button issues
• Prayer not only problem in MGS, segregation also worrisome: school board
• Anwar supporter drubs Dr M supporter over 'repeat of 98' remark
• Umno members may attend Malay Dignity Congress, says organiser
• US ban is only on one M'sian company, says rubber glove association
• Span chief: Gov't, public not taking water issue seriously, full-blown crisis in two years
• Hong Kong office workers, schoolmates denounce police shooting of teen
• Huawei phones lose access to install Google's apps - Bloomberg
• Twitter, TweetDeck back up after global outage
• Penang CM defends councils' move to hike assessment rates
• Durian plantation appeals to restore lawsuit against Orang Asli blockade
• Putrajaya trying to recover funds as payment for SRC climbs to RM1.73b
• Lawyer: Why the silence on judicial misconduct raised by appellate judge ?
• Dr M should not officiate congress even as 'Malay leader' – Zaid
• Reaping what we have sown with our votes
• Tanjung Piai: MCA postpones AGM, rues loss of time, money
• Explosions, fire at Kualit Alam Waste Management Centre in Seremban
• Urgent need to review KL City Draft Plan 2020
• Sabah gov't lauds swift arrests in brutal killing of pygmy elephant
• DAP MP reminds Dr M regarding oft-repeated 'PM for all M'sians' remark
• Wisma Putra slams NYT report quoting diplomat on Uyghur camps
• Police nab six men over brutal killing of pygmy elephant
• PM to launch Security and Public Order Policy tomorrow
• Education Ministry - State depts to investigate PT3 questions leak
• Sabah drafting development plans for areas bordering Indonesia
• Three ministries to form committee to look into Foodpanda issue
• Bolsonaro-backed highway targets heart of Brazil's Amazon
• Umno may send representatives to attend Malay Dignity Congress
• UK PM Johnson makes final Brexit offer, draws cool EU reaction
• Human Resources Ministry to meet US officials on forced labour controversy
• Cabinet urges Foodpanda to revert to original payment scheme
• No offer yet from Saudi Aramco, says Petronas
• EC must explain why 18-year-olds can't vote in Tanjung Piai by-election - MCA Youth
• IGP’s straight talk to graduating cops, and 9 news from yesterday
• Your birth certificate has too much power
• Are Malaysians that saintly and pious?
• Consumers lost RM360m due to faulty products, poor services