Archive - 9 October 2019

• Mahathir's undignified strategy of using non-Malays to demean Malays
• Yoursay: Harapan leaders should heed Syed Husin’s warning
• Day 19: Terengganu MBI removed Shahrol from TIA in 2009
• Yoursay: Should Grab be penalised for ‘anti-competition’ practices?
• Budget 2020: Syed Saddiq wants RM6 billion to create 350k jobs
• Democrat voters willing to risk 2020 chances to impeach Trump - poll
• Health Ministry cancels the registration of Herbun Plaster
• White House says it will refuse to cooperate with impeachment inquiry
• US visa move against China casts a pall over talks to end trade war
• MPSJ stray dog clip: Council urged to apologise for allegedly assaulting man
• All projects over RM1m should go through open tender
• Police, dogs search notorious Mexican prison for clandestine graves
• Police officer among four held for extortion
• NGO denies funded by Penang gov't to back reclamation project
• Spa worker held for lodging false report over staged robbery
• Internal memo states Utusan to shut down today, all staff dismissed
• Free Breakfast Programme may cost up to RM1.67b, says Maszlee
• Penang gov't rapped as 'weak parent' for listening too much to NGOs
• Dr M is doing a 'Lee Kuan Yew'
• Fight racism objectively
• Called 'bonsai', Mat Sabu respects veteran's view
• Fake news can not only destroy Malaysia, it can destroy the world
• There are no second-class citizens in Malaysia
• Year-end bonus can be used to repay PTPTN loan
• I said 'maruah', not 'barua' – Anwar calls Dr M supporter's attack 'brainless'
• Miti intends to reveal audit finding of 75 AP holders - deputy minister
• Shortage of social workers among social problem challenges - Wan Azizah
• MPs defend anti-fake news law, then start hurling 'fake news' at each other
• Land worth more than RM4b sold by former gov't - Guan Eng
• Kadir trains guns on Pak Lah, Najib's 'fourth-floor boys' over Utusan's fate
• Police seek 56 more individuals for probe into Adib's murder
• Khazanah's divestments part of ordinary course of business - MD
• Mental health allocation in Gerakan's Budget 2020 wish list
• PKR political bureau to discuss Salleh's application - Wan Azizah
• Activist freed after appeals court sets aside sedition conviction
• With Utusan's demise, PAS hopes readers will shift to Harakah
• Off the rails: Hanoi closes trackside cafes thronged by selfie-seeking tourists
• World digital platform to raise Malaysia's trade by US$95 bln by 2030
• Gov't to disclose reasons for citizenship rejection beginning next year
• NFCC: Bersih reminds Dr M of his words in manifesto, warns of 1MDB repeat
• Modi to host China's Xi at summit with ties strained by Kashmir
• We are not children, Penang NGOs hit out at pro-reclamation supporters
• Exxon Mobil considers sale of M'sian offshore assets for up to $3 billion - Bloomberg
• China plans visa restrictions for US visitors with 'anti-China' links
• Gerakan mulling to contest in Tg Piai by-election
• SC’s Annual InvestSmart® Fest Returns to Enhance Malaysians’ Investment Literacy
• Netherlands, Australia vow to pursue convictions for downing of MH17
• KAGAT to enhance spiritual 'combat power' of ATM personnel - Mat Sabu
• 'Jho Low-linked firms made RM74m out of thin air at EPF, Socso's expense'
• Hanipa questions Azalina's gender, draws flak from opposition MPs
• Dewan Rakyat passes bill to repeal Anti-Fake News Act - again
• Zaid: Media rot started during Dr M's first tenure, successors followed his blueprint
• 'Utusan will live on', licence-buyer to launch new publication - chairperson
• Isa Samad didn't seek approval from Felda board for hotel purchase - witness
• Diplomat Postgraduate Programme to begin producing specialist officers
• Netizens come to Utusan staff's aid with job offers
• Hamid Tuah believed in dignity of Malay peasants, not racial divide, says daughter
• Anwar: Dr M said announcing retirement date will make him lame-duck PM
• Decline started with slanted coverage of Sodomy 1, KJ jabs Kadir
• Racism: 30 investigation papers opened since May 2018
• Hundreds of black-clad activists chant 'Liberate Hong Kong' outside court
• Grab: Expect longer waiting times after Oct 12 as only 41pct drivers licensed
• KL RTD collects RM1.03m in public auction of impounded vehicles
• Zahid: Mat Hasan offer to Mahathir is personal viewpoint, not Umno stance
• Malacca to gazette more forest land to resolve wildlife 'disturbances'
• Two killed in shooting in eastern German city, suspect arrested
• Negri govt insists it wants waste centre relocated or closed
• Harimau Malaya ready to roar against Vietnam - Syafiq
• Maju makes fresh bid for Plus, promises debt write-off and further toll reduction
• Turkish army pushes into Syria, air strikes, artillery hit border town
• Medical marijuana advocacy group launches survey for M'sians
• Utusan's shock shutdown and 9 news from yesterday
• Ministers set to resume M'sia-Bangladesh labour talks on Nov 6
• Yawn, racial platitudes to reclaim a 'lost' dignity