Archive - 18 September 2020

• National Archives' records now in digital version
• YOURSAY | Fault also lies with those in Harapan who gave Dr M free rein
• YOURSAY | Can Harapan overcome the toxic politics of race and religion?
• More than 600 healthcare workers infected by coronavirus since February
• Top Glove looks to list in Hong Kong after 'supernormal' pandemic demand
• Hoist the modem! A plantation estate uses flagpoles to get online
• Alzheimer's cases go undiagnosed due to lack of awareness
• Navalny team says nerve agent found on Russian hotel room water bottle
• Cloud adoption may appear daunting, but right now one should Keep Calm and Just Cloud It
• In the battle for votes to improve roads, Star says it'll get a 3km road fixed
• Loke challenges PM to declassify cabinet memorandum on KVDT2
• Bersih wants MACC to probe PM after mock cheque bonanza
• Sabah needs govt capable of doing more for people - Muhyiddin
• Malaysian film 'Pulanaivu' wows 'em at Toronto film festival
• LETTER | Women workers being robbed of hard-earned wages
• Special portfolio proof of federal govt's commitment on MA63 - Annuar
• US, Indonesian officials hold talks on South China Sea
• Water supply, electricity main focus in Senallang - PN candidate
• LETTER | 'Overturn charges against hospital union activists'
• Court dismisses bid for interim injunction in KVDT2 project suit
• Johor to discuss with Putrajaya on plight of college's S'pore students
• Carbon monoxide poisoning: Survivor in critical condition
• NGO Muda! claims Syed Saddiq plagiarised its identity
• Kit Siang shocked Bung objects to 'In God we trust' slogan
• Court allows Ramasamy's application to amend defence statement in Zakir suit
• JobsMalaysia, MyfutureJobs portals to be integrated
• Trump campaign denies Guardian report president assaulted woman in 1997
• COMMENT | Breakfast with Maszlee Malik
• Khairuddin seeks RM1m in damages over photo of Netherlands trip
• Police completing probe into false robbery report by assemblyperson's aide
• MOH must explain why M'sia yet to sign WHO's Covid-19 vaccine plan - MMA
• Vincent Tan says daughters quit games firm before hacking incident
• MACC fails to stay decision on forfeiture suit against Johor Bahru BN
• Company deputy director, individual charged under Whistleblower Protection Act
• GE15 not far away if we win Sabah polls: PM
• MACC launches Mandarin portal
• 'Bajau-speaking' fishes, Putrajaya's tentacles - Shafie preaches Sabah pride
• Survey suggests racial divides persist, but some youths depart convention
• PBS now PN 'partner', like GPS in S'wak
• Azmin and Gombak Setia rep Hilman evicted - report
• Malaysia's two-wheeler market drives investment forward
• More cases reported in Sabah, death toll climbs to 129
• COMMENT | Old and new politics blend in Sabah
• Bung invites Musa to back Libaran BN, candidates welcome his return
• ‘Quarantine wristbands’ don’t only come in pink
• LETTER | Whistleblowers need more than just protection
• Suspects in security guard assault case still at large
• RON95, RON97 down three sen, diesel down five sen
• Right-wing groups pan MACC’s Chinese-language site
• Kedah MB tests for Covid-19, result expected tomorrow
• Sabah will get more help if state aligned with federal govt - Muhyiddin
• YOURSAY | Sabah will decide whether Bung’s Umno has changed
• Battle against plastic waste spans beaches and city shops
• Glove makers struggle to meet demand due to labour shortage
• Individuals entering S’wak via Sabah must take Covid-19 test - Uggah