Archive - 2 September 2021

• Govt to keep dangling carrot of vaccination but stick is not far behind - KJ
• YOURSAY | Kuala Langat forest de-gazettement: Who’s to blame?
• COMMENT | Will young leaders reform Harapan?
• COMMENT | 'Malaysian family' Merdeka in form, not spirit
• Curing the contract doctor system
• Air Selangor: Water supply in all affected areas fully restored
• KJ started on 'right note' as health minister - Kit Siang
• Taliban wrestles with Afghan economy in chaos, humanitarian crisis
• Outbreak in California classroom underscores Delta variant risks
• Ismail Sabri playing it safe by ditching DPM, avoids internal cracks - analysts
• COMMENT | Forest reserve flip-flop opens up can of worms
• Prosecution fails again to forfeit RM192m from Umno
• LETTER | Lip service - Groundhog Day in Malaysia?
• 'Everybody screwed up': Blame game begins over US exit from Afghanistan
• EU health body says no urgent need for vaccine boosters
• MP SPEAKS | More Covid-19 data, faster processing to guide economic recovery
• UEM Sunrise launches National Smiles Campaign to bring happiness and smiles to the public and customers
• 65pct of adult population fully vaccinated - JKJAV
• Old developers gone, RM1-firm bags half of Kuala Langat reserve
• Limestone hills mapped amid concerns of destruction in quarries
• Evidence, not speculation, must guide Covid-19 origins search - virologist
• Police hunt for sender of parcel, threatening note to woman in Klang
• Apple loosens App Store payment rules in deal with Japanese
• English study finds long Covid affects up to 1 in 7 children months after infection
• Azalina’s push for Recall Election Bill finds support from TI-M
• Jan 2022 hearing of Najib’s appeal to reassess RM1.69b tax
• Retail price of Covid-19 self-test kits now capped at RM19.90
• Art Harun: There are motions to sack me but I did not handle it
• Rules are rules, near impossible to overturn Ziyad's disqualification - ex-official
• Explainer: What leverage do US, allies have over Taliban in Afghanistan?
• Covid-19 test kit ceiling price still too high for B40 families, says MP
• Undi18 expands activism movement with UndiNegaraku
• UM student union in solidarity with activist under threat
• Foreign woman arrested for using other's identity to get vaccinated
• Covid-19 (Sept 2): 20,988 new cases, East M'sia logs more cases than Klang Valley
• LETTER | What it takes to be a good minister
• PMO: Hadi to continue as Special Envoy to the Middle East
• PKR MP, 809 consumers sue S'gor govt over 2020 water supply disruption
• How Malaysia Can Navigate Its Future Economy With AI
• Putrajaya disagrees with Selangor govt over Kuala Langat degazettement
• COMMENT | Should Anwar step down?
• Malacca and Negeri Sembilan enter Phase 2, Phase 3 of NRP
• Cops continuing sedition probe, #Lawan activists called up again
• LETTER | At the age of 64, M'sia seems to be going nowhere
• PM announces Special Committee on Pandemic Management
• Irish data privacy watchdog fines WhatsApp 225 million euros
• Duterte daughter says has 'running mate' offers for Philippines 2022 election
• Russian editor decries 'destruction of media' before election
• Huge jump in Covid cases among children and teens this year
• New York, New Jersey declare emergencies, 9 dead in record rains
• Armed Forces to set up field hospitals in 5 states under Covid spike
• Zero Covid deaths in Labuan in a month
• MACC urged to clarify Felda ex-board member’s acquittal
• 'Stubborn' religious teachers may lose jobs if refuse vaccine - Selangor Sultan
• PM congratulates Wei Lun for boccia silver medal at Tokyo Paralympics
• FGV says work with Tenaganita part of long-term plan, not to lift US ban
• 'Have respect, don't blame other countries' - M'sia Paralympics team head
• MySejahtera gets ‘check-out’ function, vax status to be more prominent
• 1MDB requests permission to serve writ of summons to 6 parties overseas
• Bid to sack Dewan Rakyat speaker
• Vaccines protect against 'Long Covid' symptoms - study
• COMMENT | Pre-Budget Statement a step forward but govt must walk the walk
• Zafrul: Malaysia can't afford a cut in corporate tax, now at 24pct