Archive - 2 April 2022

• No shortcuts to Putrajaya: Rafizi's team to reclaim party's identity
• YOURSAY | Odour of corruption taints handsome pay our ministers get
• Hasni ready to contest for parliamentary seat in GE15
• DAP election: Young Syefura refutes party's chauvinist label
• Pope apologises to indigenous Canadians for wrongs at residential schools
• M'sia-S'pore stage bus service expected operational by May 1
• Bodies and tanks mark path as Russia moves troops from Kyiv
• COMMENT | For BM advocates, have tempurung, will travel
• Give us space to probe childcare centre death - Cops
• Ukraine denies attacking fuel depot inside Russia
• Pioneer literacy programme for inmates at Seremban Prison
• Sri Lanka declares emergency after violent protests over fuel shortage
• US NTSB helps China download voice record of crashed Boeing jet
• Yemen's warring parties agree two-month truce in major breakthrough
• ADUN SPEAKS | Universities must be sensitive to plight of poor students
• LETTER | GE15: Malaysia’s last chance to reset the nation for good
• SNC allocates up to RM50 million for M&As in eco-friendly business
• Former top para-athlete struggles to make ends meet
• Bersatu Youth: It was Dr M who reached out to Muhyiddin
• Celcom, Digi asked to address concerns in merger assessment
• COMMENT | Thank you Foo Fighters for the soundtrack of my life
• Negeri Sembilan, Malacca, Perlis listed as Malaysia's happiest cities
• PKR polls: Gooi backs Saifuddin, says can't allow party to be zero-sum game
• Traders ready to comply with Terengganu turtle eggs sale ban rules
• Agong and Raja Permaisuri down with Covid-19
• Wanita MCA says child safety needs to be taken seriously
• Kindie teacher arrested for allegedly abusing four pupils
• Remains of Orang Asli woman killed in flash flood found after five days
• Muhyiddin claims being wooed by other parties, is not the pursuer
• YOURSAY | Even ‘Phua Chu Kang’ could speak good English