Archive - 26 January 2021

• YOURSAY | DAP must be resolute in abandoning ‘Cina jaga Cina’ cause
• MOF: Debt ceiling won't be raised again
• COMMENT | Anwar can’t expect banks to be charitable
• Housewife loses RM2.08 million to Macau scam syndicate
• MOH urged to guide GPs on how to monitor home quarantine patients
• COMMENT | PAS' political soul-searching contains oppression
• Dairy Farm Group egg supplier reported to the Singapore Food Agency following investigation
• Don't politicise the emergency, says Ismail Sabri
• Yayasan Hasanah to start delivery of free laptops in February
• S'gor MB: Foreign workers must be vaccinated for herd immunity
• Needy students can't wait for Putrajaya's free laptops, turn to MPs
• Chief secretary exposed to Covid-19 patient, under self-quarantine
• Man claims jewellery missing from dead Covid-19 patient, family given wrong body
• House Democrats deliver Trump impeachment charge to Senate
• China to conduct military drills in South China Sea amid tensions with US
• LETTER | Thank you for the assistance, Mr Prime Minister
• LETTER | Embracing a Malaysian identity a better concept
• Kedah MB sabotaging Hadi's efforts - MIC senator
• Anwar files suit to challenge PM's 'advice' on emergency
• LETTER | 'Old vs new tech' Covid-19 vaccines: Be cautious and informed
• Chariot allowed to travel under strict conditions - ministry
• Umno deputy urges decency amid calls for Zahid to step down
• Making Malaysian’s second homes safe once more with Nippon Paint VirusGuard
• Handle road accidents the right way - lawyers
• LETTER | About time we changed strategy in Covid-19 war
• A silent Thaipusam this year
• Meat import companies: 60pct of AP holders are bumi - minister
• EC to display Q4/2020 electoral rolls
• A guide to when Malaysians can get vaccinated for Covid-19
• LETTER | We are all on the bumpy ride together to stop the virus
• Court proposes Tony, Najib settle suit amicably
• 'Ring vaccination' on the cards - Khairy Jamaluddin
• Covid-19 patients to pay for private hospital care for now
• LETTER | Meat cartel scandal sign of how corruption affects everyday life
• COMMENT | We want the original 1957 social contract
• Covid-19 patient left in the dark after testing positive
• Assistant prison superintendent claims trial to four counts of bribery
• Covid-19 (Jan 26): 3,585 new cases, record numbers in ICU
• 2.8m may lose jobs if total lockdown imposed - minister
• Immigration officer charged with 12 counts of corruption, money laundering
• Deal signed: Local firms to supply Sinovac, Gamaleya vaccines from March
• New mantra: Civil servants to mention 'emergency' in official sign-off
• WHO issues new clinical advice on the treating of Covid-19 patients
• In new memoir, ex-AG reveals Dr M wanted him out after Malay backlash
• Thousands of data plans, devices distributed to B40 higher education students - minister
• Germany backs EU export restrictions on vaccine after supply cuts
• Selfish to organise celebrations during pandemic - Penang Hindu group
• Non-radioactive rare earth research, development to be conducted in 4 states
• Malaysia's vaccination plan
• 99.7 pct of 51,102 businesses checked follow MCO SOP - Domestic Trade Ministry
• Additional airtime for TV Pendidikan beginning tomorrow - MOE
• Malaysia's vaccination plan
• Public and private hospitals to operate in hybrid manner - Health DG
• Unemployed man claims trial to theft, trespassing, burning lorries at Serdang IPD
• Malaysia's Covid-19 vaccination timeline and other news you may have missed
• S'gor MB says decision on degazetting forest reserve may take another month
• Hundreds of thousands of ox-themed clothes stuck at retail outlets
• Suhakam wants free Covid-19 vaccines for vulnerable non-citizens, detainees
• No reports of govt websites being hacked so far - Bukit Aman