Archive - 5 October 2021

• YOURSAY | Serious consequences needed for those hurling racist slurs
• Politicians turning themselves into 'commodities' cause political crisis
• Hike in Covid-19 cases in Singapore no obstacle to border reopening
• Sabah exempts fully vaccinated domestic travellers from mandatory quarantine
• KINIGUIDE | Asset protection, financial privacy or tax evasion?
• Health Ministry conducts survey on nation’s readiness to live with Covid-19
• JobStreet to host 2021’s largest digital career fair in Malaysia this October
• 1MDB and beyond: How US' biggest law firm drives global wealth into tax havens
• Najib insists faultless in 1MDB scandal, top firms didn't raise red flags
• Pandora Papers: Rich and powerful deny wrongdoing
• 'Captain Kirk' set to go into space aboard Blue Origin rocket
• Malaysia needs many vaccine experts - Lee Lam Thye
• Zuckerberg apologises for WhatsApp, Facebook disruption
• Facebook blames ‘faulty configuration change' for nearly six-hour outage
• Singapore Parliament approves law to tackle foreign interference
• Political parties won't be granted audience with Malacca governor until Thursday
• Property tycoon found dead in Penang - report
• 'We'll talk later' - Wee tells Tajuddin over lack of bumi involvement in ECRL
• Idris willing to make way for Harapan, says no need for snap polls
• PM assures EC will have strict SOPs if snap polls held in Malacca
• Malacca polls: PM takes note of people's concern over risk of spreading Covid
• Speaker approves opposition's motion after another fire at govt health facility
• Rizal Mansor was mastermind in solar corruption case: Rosmah's lawyer
• Covid-19 (Oct 5): 8,817 cases, only three states in four digits
• Speaker volunteers to follow up on Wee's cabotage debate challenge to Guan Eng
• Malacca CM advises governor to dissolve assembly, decision expected soon
• Rosmah: I should have been prosecution witness against Rizal Mansor
• COMMENT | The incomparable Fahmi Reza
• Snap polls in Malacca, state assembly dissolved
• MP worried about students self-learning under school rotation system
• Azmin: We need to review status of medical marijuana from larger perspective
• Zahid raises possibility of emergency in Malacca
• Community activists to hold poverty forum from Oct 12-17
• Polls in Malacca may jeopardise Covid-19 recovery, warn PKR, DAP
• No issue for Azalina to chair Dewan Rakyat despite PM adviser appointment - Speaker
• A year after the Covid vaccine waiver proposal, WTO talks are deadlocked
• Two Americans win medicine Nobel for work on heat and touch
• Asked about offshore funds retrieval, Zafrul explains the accounts process
• AirAsia Group wins approval for RM500m govt-guaranteed loan
• Covid-19 cases at leading Langkawi hotel won't affect tourism bubble - MB
• Man gets 8 years' jail for abusing child, hiding body in fish barrel
• J&J files for authorisation of Covid-19 vaccine booster
• Hamzah: Putrajaya looking into legalisation of medical marijuana
• Controversial preacher Syakir says video took his sermon out-of-context
• Ladang Bera Selatan, Pahang under EMCO from Oct 6-19
• Harapan: Outgoing CM can't lead caretaker Malacca govt, will refer to court
• Clean environment could become UN human right - Not so fast, say US, Britain
• The man behind Malacca CM
• Safety and Health Dept probing Top Glove worker's death
• Police classify death of businessperson as 'sudden death'
• Malaysia gets top recognition for reducing ozone-depleting substances
• Setting up M'sian institute of genomes and vaccines timely - researchers