Archive - 20 February 2020

• Yoursay: PAS should put its Kelantan house in order first
• Veteran writer KS Maniam mourned by literary community
• PM: No guarantee policy lasts forever if leader or gov't changed
• Gunman kills nine in German shisha bars before committing suicide
• Lawyer: Trump offered to pardon Assange if he denied Russia helped leak Democrats' emails
• China's Hubei reports 108 more deaths, global death toll at 2,120
• New coronavirus spreads more like flu than Sars: Chinese study
• Rosmah trial: Saidi told me RM5m was for 'RM' - witness
• People demand participatory democracy, Penang government!
• MPs slam Bangsar-Damansara highway works, repeat call for MACC probe
• The citizens' plea to Pakatan Harapan
• Syed Saddiq needs to prove he is worth banking on
• Warisan monopolising political appointments again - Sabah Harapan Youth
• MTUC calls for RM10b revolving fund to assist B40 and M40 groups
• MIHAS 2020 postponed in response to the Covid-19 outbreak
• January 2020 inflation to rise amid higher transport fuel costs
• M'sia to fully implement B20 biodiesel programme by mid-2021
• EU trade chief downbeat on China, M'sia and other Asian deals
• China records drop in new Covid-19 cases, two deaths from Japan ship
• Don’t miss the chance to win big with the big 2 million weekly draw by Touch ‘n Go eWallet!
• See the bigger picture of what truly matters to people in Penang
• Police report lodged over Tabung Haji-Guan Eng social media posts
• Wanita MCA slams PAS gov't on 'no women singing for men' rule
• Passengers, crew of cruise ship tested for Covid-19: Port Klang Authority
• Husam: 'Meddling' PAS must accept God's will it failed to form gov't
• Something may happen before Nov - Rais adds intrigue to transition plan
• Niosh: No report, research showing M'sians will lose jobs due to Covid-19
• Businesses can expect direct help from stimulus package - deputy minister
• Touch 'N Go top-up charges waived at Shell stations along Plus, ECE
• Woman slashed to death in Puchong
• Two Malaysians test positive for Covid-19 in Japan
• Zahid trial: Witness says Najib's minutes 'triggered' review on Profound Radiance
• PKR MPs approached to sign two different SDs
• Zuraida's position as Harapan women's chief disputed, sources deny ulterior motive
• Anwar wants nation to focus on economy, not '30-minute' transition issue
• Court upholds sentence on car repossessor for rape, robbery of teacher
• Jepak's Saidi took out RM5m cash from Maybank to give to 'RM', says witness
• Future PM open to current PM being in his cabinet
• Cabinet discussed temporary ban on China tourists - Dzulkefly
• Of the Pujut case and pensions for politicians
• 'Empathyless' Najib told not to capitalise on MH370 incident
• Cops revive Yusoff Rawther assault case, summon Anwar’s aide
• Gobind condems criminal intimidation made against Guan Eng
• Police to record statements from Najib and Rosmah tomorrow
• Exco: Some council members don't know their roles
• Corruption: Five civil servants pleaded not guilty
• Second batch of Malaysians to return Tuesday - Saifuddin
• Japanese authorities defend handling of virus-hit cruise ship
• Over 1,000 screened on board MV Genting Dream, none positive with Covid-19
• Palestine ambassador explained 'missing' donations - Wisma Putra
• PKR's Afif upset over show-cause letter alleging him of sabotaging party
• Covid-19: M'sia, S'pore to intensify cooperation at Johor Causeway
• Yoursay: Don't blame Kok for cock-ups by BN gov't
• Might #Undi18 disempower the youth?
• Two SDs for PKR reps on transition issue, and 9 news from yesterday
• Yoursay: When Harapan reneged on its core values, it lost the narrative
• Huzir's love letter to Malaysia