Archive - 3 March 2021

• COMMENT | Why does the PM make me think of Buster Keaton?
• First batch of Astrazeneca vaccine expected to arrive in Q2 2021
• Cinemas to restart on March 5 but not all survived for reopening
• Zahid: No more full MCO, so when will Parliament reconvene?
• COMMENT | Probe against Santiago, Gan a waste of police time
• Myanmar's neighbours press junta for Suu Kyi's release, restoration of democracy
• Boeing says rival's new plane design could pose fire risk
• TimeTec Workforce Series (Series 2 of 6) - Monitoring attendance of factory workers effectively
• Be safe and trendy with Durio: Durio launching 4-ply solid colour surgical face masks
• Ambank's share price plummets after RM2.83b settlement over 1MDB scandal
• PKR defector cites opposition disunity, inability to retake Putrajaya
• Six Dr Seuss books pulled from publication due to racist imagery
• foodpanda renews its CSR vision in 2021 with panda purpose initiative Champions riders reskilling and upskilling with government agency partnerships
• TNB aims to instal 1.5 million smart meters in Klang Valley, Malacca this year
• Malaysia's bid to join human rights council marred by regressing freedoms
• SDB’s One-Two-Boost initiative serves to instil ‘purpose’ for special needs people
• 16 ex-members fail to dissolve Umno
• Sabah speaker rules Sebatik rep's pre-signed quit letter invalid
• South Korea probing two deaths after AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine - KDCA
• Vivocom rewards its loyal shareholders with generous bonus warrants
• MDEC forges ahead with Reinvent Agenda; New Chief Digital Business Officer appointed
• Service providers given 10 days to resolve issues in high priority areas - MCMC
• Four dead in Myanmar as police fire to break up protests as diplomatic effort stalls
• RM500k contempt fine on Mkini serves public interest: Federal Court
• Annuar: Not being part of caretaker govt disadvantageous to Umno
• Project DEEP RM50 million education fund: A BAC Education nation building initiative
• The impossible dream: How and why Mahathir’s Vision 2020 failed
• Australian attorney-general denies historical rape claim
• Order to wear tracking device among new provisions in emergency ordinance
• 'Asean economic minister propose common digital vaccine certificate'
• Taking bribes will break your mothers' hearts - Sinar Harian's anti-graft campaign
• Zahid: Our opponents are 'shopping' to stay in power
• COMMENT | Why the peculiar facts in Guan Eng's case entitled him to sue Perkasa
• US ambassador-designate no stranger to M'sia
• Report lodged over Kelantan SUK staff vaccine queue-jumping claim
• Leong Adjustment embarks on digital transformation journey to stay competitive
• Shinjiru paving the way to facilitate SMEs towards digital transformation through its pioneer web hosting services
• IS says it killed female media workers in east Afghanistan
• Umno writes to PM on decision to terminate Umno-Bersatu cooperation
• ‘No one got Covid-19 due to Parliament' - Harapan pans law minister
• Govt, Deloitte reach RM324m settlement over 1MDB
• Cops confirm probing Zeti's husband over illicit 1MDB-linked funds
• Covid-19 (March 3): 1,745 new cases, 7 deaths
• Covid-19 smart vaccination certificate on the cards
• Parliament postponed on legal grounds to aid fight against Covid-19 - Takiyuddin
• RON97, RON95 and diesel prices remain unchanged from March 4-10
• Turkish study revises down Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine efficacy to 83.5 pct
• Two die, three injured after Suke bridge collapses on van
• Messages from health DG, minister always make me nervous - Ismail Sabri
• No need to resubmit Covid-19 vaccine registration - KJ
• RMCO: Sabah allows cross-district travel based on 6 zones
• MRR2 highway tragedy
• Suke Highway bridge falls again and other news you may have missed
• Individuals who jump queue for vaccine can be fined RM50k
• 'When will it end?': How a changing virus is reshaping scientists’ views on Covid-19