Archive - 11 October 2019

• Malaysian unity is more important than Malay unity
• Yoursay: What are some of the big don’ts for Harapan?
• The much-anticipated Budget 2020 to be tabled today
• Yoursay: A race that let its leaders steal can never progress
• Apple pulls app used to track Hong Kong police
• Brexit deal can be done by Oct 31, Ireland says
• Cracks found on 38 of 810 Boeing 737 NG jets inspected globally
• El Paso mass murder suspect pleads not guilty, accused of targeting Mexicans
• Nine US Democratic presidential hopefuls to tackle LGBTQ issues at televised forum
• North Korea warns it may end freeze on missile testing
• Biles by miles: US gymnast claims record fifth all-around world title
• Setback for Trump as two charged with illegally funnelling foreign cash to US
• Belgium first team into Euro 2020 finals after 9-0 win
• Trapped hikers rescued from Gunung Sarut in Terengganu
• Charge those detained for links with LTTE in open court
• Being a 'hero' for Malays is okay but don't sow racial discord, says Anwar
• How the rakyat can help improve Malaysia’s economy
• How Trump used the US gov’t to chase conspiracy theories
• Penang hopeful for RM11b Budget 2020 allocation
• No Foodpanda, you can’t just do anything you want
• Racial concerns arise as people lose faith in the gov't - S'gor MB
• After 7-year wait, Penang inks deal for Ayer Itam- Bayan Lepas bypass
• Ambiga: No need to use Sosma against assemblypersons, just call them in
• Kit Siang wants DAP reps freed, PAS MP wants Ramasamy arrested
• Gov't appeals against order for Rosmah to inspect seized jewellery
• Which economic thrust should the country adopt?
• Budget 2020 - resilience in the face of challenges
• More than 500 people surveyed say Bantuan Sara Hidup is not enough
• Lynas in the cross hairs of US-China trade war
• SPV2030 - Visionary or a mere utopia?
• Indian authorities foil attempt to smuggle snakes, lizards from Malaysia
• After LTTE arrests, Penang DAP Youth want cops to act on Zakir Naik
• MJIIT students protest at Parliament over exorbitant fees
• Mother, lawyer seek to meet rape victim in Indonesian embassy safehouse
• Koh's disappearance: Cops deny focus on proselytisation
• Encounters of a different kind with the Tamil Tigers
• Visualising Budget 2020: Austerity or growth?
• LIVE: M'sians must be united for 'New M'sia' to succeed
• Gov't urged to establish bipartisan committee to set narrative on racial issues
• LTTE - cops not ruling out nabbing more suspects
• Opposition bloc: Police must not bow to political pressure in LTTE arrests
• Gov't committed to enhancing revenue base, improving tax efficiency
• Selangor International Business Summit is finally open for business
• Fiscal deficit of 3.2 pct of GDP projected in 2020
• Special select committee on budget outlines eight recommendations
• Bring in potential taxpayers for widening revenue base
• Gov't allocates RM810m for Felda welfare
• Mosque caretaker charged with molesting 8-year-old girl
• Select committee to convene emergency meeting on LTTE Sosma arrests - MP
• Domestic demand to spearhead growth, expands 4.8 pct in 2020
• Revival of mega-projects to boost construction sector in 2020
• Budget 2020 sees 90-day maternity leave, higher overtime cap
• Global, external demand shaping current account - Finance Ministry
• Budget 2020: Gov't jobs worth RM1.3b dedicated to bumiputera contractors
• Gov't allocates RM297b for 2020 expenditure
• Proposal to increase minimum wage at major cities to RM1,200
• Man connected to gruesome murder in Malacca detained by S'porean police
• Gov't to provide cash to local workers who replace foreigners
• Bursa Malaysia ends week on an upbeat mode
• BSH payouts extended to disabled, middle-aged singles
• Controversial writer invited to give talk without Perak govt's knowledge
• Seven plead not guilty to disrespecting 'Negaraku'
• Free pneumococcal vaccination for children from next year
• Fuel subsidy will be for all who qualify, not only B40 group
• Free B40 insurance to cover more diseases, older patients
• Budget 2020: RM200m to assist smallholders weather rainy days
• RM21.6b public-private partnership to build Digital Malaysia
• Budget 2020: RM10m allocation for halal industry advocacy, awareness efforts
• Gov't aims for 18 pct discount for Plus toll charges next year
• Four ex-lawyers provide statement in CBT, fraud investigation
• Budget cheer - RM500 special aid for civil servants, RM250 for pensioners
• Budget 2020: Pushing new frontiers for growth and prosperity
• Lim ends budget speech with reminder M'sia belongs to all M'sians
• Up to RM150k ex-gratia for family of civil servants who died in service
• Foreigners now allowed to buy properties above RM600k amid glut
• Ethiopia PM Abiy named 2019 Nobel Peace Prize winner
• Sports for All Programme receives RM299m shot in the arm
• Angered by Dr M's remarks, report claims India mulls restricting imports
• Putrajaya creates new income tax category for super-rich at 30 pct rate
• Budget sets RM100m for strengthening Indian community
• Budget 2020: Gov't allocates RM30 million to resolve transboundary haze, pollution
• PM: M'sia has good credit, we're still being offered loans
• Highway takeover details being worked out, says PM
• Budget 2020: What do NGOs, businesses and analysts say?
• Zahid: Gov't should fulfill past promises first
• Maria Chin seeks to set aside syariah contempt bid by Naza boss
• Wee cries foul over 82 pct funding cut for MCA-owned college university
• EC gets funding for Sarawak election in Budget 2020
• Quiz: What do you stand to gain from Budget 2020?
• Budget 2020: Tell us what you think
• Yoursay: No true word when Utusan was publishing, no true word on its demise
• LTTE dragnet - they got the bogeyman they wanted
• Gov't lays out growth plans and 10 things that happened yesterday