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In historic stump, Dr M urges PD voters to back former foe Anwar
PORT DICKSON, Oct 8 — With just days to go before polling day for the Port Dickson by-election, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad tonight publicly stumped for his former political nemesis Datuk Seri Anwar Ibr...
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Malay Mail (Emmanuel Santa Maria Chin): I’ll ‘shoot’ Guan Eng if he fails to achieve budget surplus, Dr M says in jest
theSun: Malaysia not on austerity drive, just spending smart: Lim
The Star (Hemananthani Sivanandam, Rahimy Rahim, Tarrence Tan): Dr M: Pakatan leaders have left the past behind, the future now is for the country
Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): I’m happy to campaign for Anwar, says Mahathir in PD
The Star (Hemananthani Sivanandam, Rahimy Rahim, Tarrence Tan): Anwar: Dr M is the best man to lead the country
Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): MMC-Gamuda: Termination of MRT2 contract will leave 20,000 jobless
theSun (Rajvinder Singh): Anwar clarifies statement on EC, Bersih
Malay Mail: Anwar: PKR election does not affect PD by-election
Malaysiakini: Finance Ministry extends SST info counter service
Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): ‘No austerity drive, Malaysia just spending wisely’
Malay Mail (Jamny Rosli): MRT Corp welcomes decision to restructure Sungai Buloh-Serdang-Putrajaya line
theSun: Finance ministry extends SST information counter service
theSun: Real economic growth means enhancing people's purchasing power: Azmin
The Star: Anwar files bid to strike out suit over PD by-election eligibility
Malaysiakini: Malaysia is not in austerity mode, says Guan Eng
Malay Mail (Ida Lim): Putrajaya wants ‘fair’ opportunities for all Malaysians, says Guan Eng
Malay Mail (Ida Lim): Guan Eng: No austerity drive, just smarter spending
Malay Mail (Ida Lim): Private sector must drive Malaysia’s bid for high-income status, says minister
Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): Azmin: No discussions on appointing foreigners to Khazanah board
Malay Mail (Ranjit Singh): Zaid: ‘Full pardon’ same as ‘free pardon’
Malay Mail (Opalyn Mok): PKR man reminds party election committee to not take sides
Malaysiakini: Real economic growth means enhancing people's purchasing power - Azmin
Malaysiakini: No difference between a 'free' and 'full' pardon
The Star (Sarban Singh): No urgent need for duty-free zone in PD, says Anwar
Malaysiakini: Anwar: Bersih, EC should facilitate electorate-candidate access
Malaysiakini: After partial cancellation, MRT2 contractors' share prices tank
Malay Mail (Ida Lim): Foreigners on Khazanah board? No decision yet, says Azmin
Malay Mail (Zurairi Ar): After ‘EC too much’ remark, Anwar suggests certain regulations stifling candidates
Malaysiakini: Complacent voters may lead to low turnout - Anwar
The Straits Times: Malaysia deepens austerity drive by cutting transit project cost
Malay Mail: Dr M turns down PAS chief’s forum invitation
The Star (Yimie Yong): Cost-saving terms for MRT2 project
The Star: New plan in the works to boost PD’s tourism
The Star (Hemananthani Sivanandam, Tarrence Tan): Anwar not eligible to contest, insists PAS sec-gen
Malay Mail: Anwar warns PD voters against complacency
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Saiful Bukhari denies using old issue as campaign material
PORT DICKSON : Independent candidate Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan has denied claims that he was using his old issue with Pakatan Harapan candidate Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim as campaign material in his rec...
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Free Malaysia Today (Soo Wern Jun): Anwar: Mahathir the best man to lead the country
Malay Mail: EC says anticipates 70pc voter turnout in PD by-election
Malaysiakini: Saiful denies using old issue as campaign material
Malaysiakini: Don't engage in political activity, ATM personnel told
Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): Armed forces personnel banned from political activities in PD
The Straits Times (Trinna Leong): Malaysia's Mahathir arrives in Port Dickson to stump for Anwar Ibrahim in by-election
Malay Mail: PD by-election heats up with poster war
Malay Mail: Saiful denies using old issue as campaign material
theSun: Saiful Bukhari denies using old issue as campaign material
theSun: Don't engage in political activity, military personnel told
Malay Mail: Early voting for PD by-election begins tomorrow
theSun (Amar Shah Mohsen): Stevie lodges police report against Anwar for alleged electoral bribery
The Star (Sarban Singh): PD polls: No political campaigns allowed in army camps, says Defence chief
Malay Mail (Ranjit Singh): What are you doing for PD instead? Anwar asks indie candidate
Free Malaysia Today (Nor Athirah Mohd Hanapiah): EC never criticised Anwar over concert, says Art Harun
The Star (Tarrence Tan): Indie candidate Stevie Chan lodges police report against Anwar, alleges voter bribery
Free Malaysia Today (Ho Kit Yen): Anwar challenges voter’s suit on PD by-election
Malay Mail (Emmanuel Santa Maria Chin): Rival accuses Anwar of attempted bribery in run-up to PD poll
theSun (Amar Shah Mohsen): 'If he was not guilty, then why seek?' asks PAS president
Malaysiakini: Indian community in Port Dickson wants better health facilities
Malay Mail (Commentzainal Epi): The Mahathir effect on Anwar’s PD move
theSun (Amar Shah Mohsen): PAS wants court to declare the runner-up as MP if Anwar is disqualified
Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): Anwar explains comment on Bersih, EC
Free Malaysia Today (Melissa Darlyne Chow): Lawyers split over Saiful’s sodomy claim against Anwar
Free Malaysia Today (Soo Wern Jun): 1MDB, Felda, Tabung Haji all unprecedented problems, says Anwar
Free Malaysia Today (Soo Wern Jun): Don’t go overboard, Anwar tells Bersih, EC after eyebrows raised over concert
The Star (Hemananthani Sivanandam, Tarrence Tan): Give candidates access to army camp
The Star (Hemananthani Sivanandam, Tarrence Tan): ‘Nothing wrong in attending a concert’
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Mais says khalwat raids will continue
SHAH ALAM, Oct 8 — The Selangor Islamic Religious Council (Mais) will continue enforcement actions against any complaints involving all Shariah criminal offences including khalwat (close proximity),...
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The Star: Mais to continue enforcement action against all syariah crimes, including khalwat
Malaysiakini: The Star regrets 'confusion' over khalwat report
Malay Mail (Shazwan Mustafa Kamal): The Star clarifies Mujahid’s interview, ‘regrets’ confusion
The Star: The Star clarifies Mujahid interview on khalwat raids
The Star (Razak Ahmad, Zakiah Koya): Mujahid: Repentance and reform should be key principles in enforcement of Islamic criminal laws
theSun (Timothy Achariam): Mujahid 'taken out of context': PM Dept demands apology from daily
Malay Mail (Yiswaree Palansamy): Don’t let ‘extreme’ LGBT dictate Malaysian life, Muhajid warns
The Star (Razak Ahmad, Zakiah Koya): 'Help change the negative image of Islam'
Malay Mail (Yiswaree Palansamy): Mujahid: Shariah enforcement not ‘infallible’, will be reviewed
Malay Mail (Yiswaree Palansamy): Muslim leaders jumped the gun to criticise me on moral policing, Mujahid says
theSun: Pahang to continue with anti-vice operations: Tengku Abdullah
The Straits Times: Dr Mujahid not encouraging vice, says Anwar
The Star: Mujahid not encouraging vice, says Anwar
Malaysiakini: Ultimatum issued to The Star; Dr M to heat up PD polls campaign
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Zahid summoned by MACC for further questioning on Wednesday (Updated)
PETALING JAYA: Former deputy prime minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi was directed by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) today to show up at its Putrajaya headquarters tomorrow for f...
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theSun (Charles Ramendran): Zahid summoned by MACC for further questioning on Wednesday
theSun: Rosmah posts RM1m bail today
The Star (Farik Zolkepli): Zahid: No need to organise any rally for me at MACC HQ
Malaysiakini: No gathering at MACC headquarters please, Zahid tells supporters
Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): Probe Lokman over ‘intel’ on Zahid being questioned, MACC urged
The Straits Times: Former DPM Zahid Hamidi to be questioned by Malaysian anti-graft agency
Malay Mail: Rosmah posts RM1m bail
Malay Mail (Kenneth Tee): Zahid summoned again for MACC questioning Wednesday
Malaysiakini: Zahid summoned to MACC headquarters this Wed
Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): Rosmah posts RM1 million bail
The Star: Rosmah posts RM1mil bail over money laundering charges and failure to declare income to IRB
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Cradle Fund CEO’s body exhumed, sent for second post-mortem
PETALING JAYA: The body of former Cradle Fund chief executive officer Nazrin Hassan was exhumed from the Section 9 Muslim Cemetery in Kota Damansara here today for a second post-mortem.
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theSun (Charles Ramendran): Post-mortem of Cradle Fund CEO to begin today
theSun (Timothy Achariam): Cradle Fund CEO's body to be exhumed, despite wife's opposition
The Star (Farik Zolkepli): Cops escort hearse carrying remains of Cradle Fund CEO after exhumation
Malay Mail (Kenneth Tee): Body of late Cradle CEO exhumed for second autopsy
Free Malaysia Today (V Anbalagan): Widow of Cradle Fund CEO fails to stop exhumation
The Star (Maizatul Nazlina): Widow’s stay bid dismissed, Cradle CEO exhumation to go on
Malay Mail (Kenneth Tee): Heavy police presence at cemetery ahead of Cradle CEO’s exhumation
The Star (Farik Zolkepli): Cradle Fund CEO's widow urges caution over exhumation procedure
The Star (Farik Zolkepli): Heavy police presence at Kota Damansara Muslim Cemetery, ahead of exhumation of Cradle CEO's remains
Malay Mail (Kenneth Tee): Ahead of exhumation, Cradle CEO's wife cautions against breach of justice, sanctity
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Daim wants CEP's 100-day report to be made public
PETALING JAYA: Council of Eminent Persons (CEP) chairman Tun Daim Zainuddin has called on the government to make the CEP's recommendations available to the public.
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The Star: Daim: ‘Moles’ in govt helping Jho Low evade arrest
Malaysiakini: Far more difficult to revive economy now, says Daim
Malaysiakini: Daim - Jho Low's 'immunity' request rejected, evades arrest due to moles
Malay Mail (Jamny Rosli): Daim: Jho Low keeps escaping thanks to Putrajaya moles
Malay Mail (Jamny Rosli): Jho Low’s ‘advisers’ helped to cover tracks, Daim claims
Malay Mail (Jamny Rosli): Daim suggests monetising govt assets to fix Malaysia’s financial woes
Channel NewsAsia (Melissa Goh): 'It's far, far more difficult and complicated this time': Daim Zainuddin on Malaysia's finances
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Repeal of Sedition Act should be at next Parliament sitting: Gobind Singh
KUALA LUMPUR : The repeal of the Sedition Act should take place at the next sitting of Parliament, said Communications and Multimedia Minister Gobind Singh Deo.
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The Star: Gobind Singh: Sedition Act will be repealed at next Parliament sitting
Malay Mail: Minister: Repeal of Sedition Act should be at next Parliament sitting
Malaysiakini: Gobind Singh to propose moratorium on Sedition Act to cabinet
Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): Putrajaya urged to issue moratorium on Sedition Act
Malay Mail: Dr M: No timeline to repeal Sedition Act
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Minister moots constitutional amendment to let judges retire at 70
KUCHING, Oct 8 — The federal government will table a Bill in the next Parliament meeting to increase judges’ retirement age to 70, Datuk Liew Vui Keong said today.
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Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): MA63 committee to be presented to Cabinet this week, says minister
Malay Mail (Sulok Tawie): Minister backs legal bodies on Judicial Appointments Commission
The Star (Sharon Ling): Law Minister: Constitutional amendment needed before Sabah and Sarawak can be restored as equal partners
Malay Mail (Sulok Tawie): Liew: Constitutional amendment needed to fulfill Malaysia Agreement
The Star (Sharon Ling): AAS, Sabah Law Society and Bar Council want reps on JAC
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M'sia lauded for 'eliminating' mother-to-child HIV, syphilis infections
Malaysia has received the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) recognition for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis, becoming the first country in the Western Pacific region to ...
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Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): WHO praises Malaysia for stopping HIV, syphilis transmission from mothers
Malay Mail (Boo Su-Lyn): After eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis, Malaysia sets sights on Hepatitis B
The Star (Loh Foon Fong): Malaysia feted for eliminating mother-to-child HIV and syphilis transmission
Malay Mail (Boo Su-Lyn): Malaysia first in region to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis
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Another suspect remanded in cat-killing case
KUALA LUMPUR: The Selayang Magistrate’s Court here today issued a four-day remand order on another suspect detained in connection with the killing of a stray cat that was placed in a dryer at a self...
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theSun: Cat killing case: Another suspect remanded
Malaysiakini: Cat killing case: Third suspect remanded
Malay Mail: Another ‘laundry cat killer’ suspect remanded
The Star: Third suspect remanded for launderette cat killing
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Gobind to meet telcos soon over newly-announced broadband packages
KUALA LUMPUR: Communications and Multimedia Minister Gobind Singh Deo said today he will meet telco representatives soon over the newly-announced broadband packages to ensure they actually benefit su...
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Malaysiakini: Gobind to meet telcos over new broadband packages
Malay Mail: Gobind says will meet telcos soon over new broadband prices
theSun (Rajvinder Singh, Ian Mcintyre): Starter broadband packages below RM100 from 4 telcos (Updated)
The Star: Broadband prices come down
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Shakib Ahmad Shakir named acting DG of Finas
PUTRAJAYA : Deputy secretary-general of the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia (KKMM) Shakib Ahmad Shakir has been appointed acting director-general of the National Film Development Corporation...
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Malay Mail: Shakib Ahmad Shakir named acting D-G of Finas
Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): Shakib Ahmad Shakir named acting DG of Finas
The Star: Shakib Ahmad Shakir named acting DG of Finas
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Free Malaysia Today (Durie Rainer Fong):
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Rape claims ploy to tarnish my image, says PKR Youth leader
KOTA KINABALU: A Sabah PKR leader has denied allegations that he raped two Indonesian women, saying this was a ploy to tarnish his image ahead of the party elections.
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Malay Mail (Julia Chan): Sabah deputy CM’s aide denies rape, sexual abuse claims
Free Malaysia Today (Nurul Azwa Aris): Now, Zuraida questions neutrality of polling officers
Free Malaysia Today (Robin Augustin): Nothing wrong with Pahang polls, says PKR election committee
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Government suspends transport company vehicle permits over tragic road accident
PUTRAJAYA : The Transport Ministry has ordered an immediate two-week suspension of the permits of 28 vehicles of Syarikat Usaha Maju Trading Sdn Bhd, one of which was involved in a tragic road acciden...
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The Star: Govt suspends vehicle permits of transport company for two weeks over tragic accident
The Star (Joseph Kaos Jr): Loke: Ministry plans to impose life bans against drivers in fatal accidents
The Star (Joseph Kaos Jr): Operating permit for trailer company involved in NSE accident suspended two weeks
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No timeline to repeal Sedition Act: Mahathir
KUALA LUMPUR: The government will not set any timeline to repeal the Sedition Act 1948, Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today, he added that repealing the act would take time as it needs ...
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The Star: Suaram renews call to repeal Sedition Act
The Star: No timeline to repeal Sedition Act, says Dr Mahathir
Free Malaysia Today (Robin Augustin): No timeline to repeal Sedition Act, says Dr M
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Deputy minister denies Putrajaya cancelling all BN-approved projects
ALOR SETAR: The public has been urged to ignore rumours that the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government will cancel all development projects approved by the previous government.
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Malay Mail: Don’t believe rumours govt has scrapped all projects, says deputy minister
theSun: Don't believe rumours government has cancelled all projects
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Perak govt to look at improving Menora Tunnel-Kuala Kangsar stretch, says committee chair
KUALA KANGSAR, Oct 8 — The state government will study the proposals to improve the Menora Tunnel and Kuala Kangsar stretch here along the North-South Expressway.
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theSun: Trailer lorry driver remanded over tragic road accident
Malay Mail (Sylvia Looi): Menora Tunnel crash: More people come forward to provide DNA
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Siti Hasmah pays tribute to brother, first local Bank Negara governor
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Despite his reputation as a very strict and fierce person, Malaysia's first local Bank Negara governor, the late Tun Ismail Mohd Ali, was, in fact, an affectionate, passionate person and a true gentleman.
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Malay Mail: Dr Siti Hasmah pays tribute to brother Ismail Ali, the first Malaysian Bank Negara governor
Free Malaysia Today (Robin Augustin): The day the Bank Negara governor quizzed Siti Hasmah on Dr M’s house
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Stop giving excuses, Najib tells Kit Siang over high-profile cases
PETALING JAYA: Former prime minister Najib Razak has again challenged DAP to influence Dr Mahathir Mohamad to order investigations into some of the high-profile murder cases in Malaysia to be reopened...
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theSun: Kit Siang: Where was justice when Najib was PM?
Malaysiakini: Don't just focus on the dead for 'political mileage', MCA tells Kit Siang
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Works Ministry to review management of govt assets
PUTRAJAYA: The Works Ministry has called for a review of the Government Asset Management Policy (DPAK), to make sure it is in line with the Pakatan Harapan government's philosophies.
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The Star: Govt Asset Management Policy should be reviewed, says Baru Bian
Malaysiakini: Gov't asset management policy should be reviewed - Baru Bian
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Bank Negara hails first Malaysian governor Ismail Ali
KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Negara Malaysia governor Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus today hailed Ismail Mohamed Ali, the first Malaysian to govern the central bank, as a nation-builder and a titan of the country’s ...
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Malaysiakini: Effective policy making needs global perspective, says BNM governor
The Star: ‘Education a lifelong process for all’
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Malaysian contractors' shares fall on MRT cost cut
KUALA LUMPUR • Shares of Malaysian contractors plunged yesterday as the government intensified its efforts to rein in spending by reducing the cost of an almost US$14 billion (S$19.4 billion) mass r...
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The Star (M. Shanmugam): Shifting away from PDP towards turnkey contractor
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25,000 patients waiting for kidneys nationwide
JOHOR BAHRU: There are 25,000 patients with chronic renal failure in the country who are waiting to undergo kidney transplants, with some having waited for more than five years.
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theSun: 25,000 patients awaiting kidneys from donors nationwide
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MMC Gamuda says its termination will open MRT2 project only to foreign firms
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — MMC Gamuda told the government today that its termination as the underground contractor for the Mass Rapid Transit Line 2 (MRT2) project will cause over 20,000 people to lose t...
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Malaysiakini: MMC Gamuda: Termination will lead to job losses, flood of lawsuits
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Senior citizens should be accompanied by family members while e-voting: Zuraida
KUALA LUMPUR : PKR Wanita chief Zuraida Kamaruddin says senior citizens should be accompanied by family members when casting their "e-ballots" during the PKR party elections.
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Malay Mail: DPM meets FT mufti for consultation on religious matters
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KL, Riyadh to reaffirm bilateral ties, says minister
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — Kuala Lumpur and Riyadh are to issue soon an official statement on the status of Malaysia-Saudi Arabia bilateral relations, Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah said today...
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The Star: KL, Riyadh to reaffirm bilateral ties
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Five housing entities to be placed under Housing and Local Government Ministry
KUALA LUMPUR : The Housing and Local Government Ministry has finalised five housing entities to be placed under the ministry to oversee and coordinate all affordable housing development in the country...
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Malaysiakini: PR1MA, PPRT placed under Housing Ministry
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Car broker in corruption probe released on bail
PUTRAJAYA : A car dealer with the title of 'Datuk' was released today after having been remanded for six days to assist the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) in the investigation into a case...
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Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): Car dealer in corruption probe released on bail
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‘I need to rest’, says Lee after cancer treatment
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian badminton ace Lee Chong Wei says he needs to be left alone to rest for at least a few days after returning home following nose cancer treatment in Taiwan.
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theSun: Please respect my private space: Chong Wei

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Malaysian contractors' shares fall on MRT cost cut
KUALA LUMPUR • Shares of Malaysian contractors plunged yesterday as the government intensified its efforts to rein in spending by reducing the cost of an almost US$14 billion (S$19.4 billion) mass r...
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The Star (M. Shanmugam): Shifting away from PDP towards turnkey contractor
Malay Mail (Anith Adilah):
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Cancer fourth biggest killer in Malaysia, Health Ministry survey shows
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 9 — Cancer has been found to be the fourth most common cause of death in Malaysia, the Health Ministry has said in its latest report called the Malaysian Study on Cancer Survival ...
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Cops seize contraband liquor worth RM100,000
BUKIT MERTAJAM, Oct 8 — Police have seized contraband liquor worth almost RM100,000 in a raid at a business outlet in the town centre here today.
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Fertiliser worth RM1.35m seized in third raid this year
PARIT BUNTAR, Oct 8 — A total of 791,970kg of paddy fertiliser under the Federal Government Paddy Fertiliser Scheme (SBPKP) worth about RM1.35 million was seized in a raid at Taman Pelangi, Jalan Ku...
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Saiful Bukhari denies using old issue as campaign material
PORT DICKSON : Independent candidate Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan has denied claims that he was using his old issue with Pakatan Harapan candidate Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim as campaign material in his rec...
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Free Malaysia Today (Soo Wern Jun): Anwar: Mahathir the best man to lead the country
Malay Mail: EC says anticipates 70pc voter turnout in PD by-election
Malaysiakini: Saiful denies using old issue as campaign material
Malaysiakini: Don't engage in political activity, ATM personnel told
Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): Armed forces personnel banned from political activities in PD
The Straits Times (Trinna Leong): Malaysia's Mahathir arrives in Port Dickson to stump for Anwar Ibrahim in by-election
Malay Mail: PD by-election heats up with poster war
Malay Mail: Saiful denies using old issue as campaign material
theSun: Saiful Bukhari denies using old issue as campaign material
theSun: Don't engage in political activity, military personnel told
Malay Mail: Early voting for PD by-election begins tomorrow
theSun (Amar Shah Mohsen): Stevie lodges police report against Anwar for alleged electoral bribery
The Star (Sarban Singh): PD polls: No political campaigns allowed in army camps, says Defence chief
Malay Mail (Ranjit Singh): What are you doing for PD instead? Anwar asks indie candidate
Free Malaysia Today (Nor Athirah Mohd Hanapiah): EC never criticised Anwar over concert, says Art Harun
The Star (Tarrence Tan): Indie candidate Stevie Chan lodges police report against Anwar, alleges voter bribery
Free Malaysia Today (Ho Kit Yen): Anwar challenges voter’s suit on PD by-election
Malay Mail (Emmanuel Santa Maria Chin): Rival accuses Anwar of attempted bribery in run-up to PD poll
theSun (Amar Shah Mohsen): 'If he was not guilty, then why seek?' asks PAS president
Malaysiakini: Indian community in Port Dickson wants better health facilities
Malay Mail (Commentzainal Epi): The Mahathir effect on Anwar’s PD move
theSun (Amar Shah Mohsen): PAS wants court to declare the runner-up as MP if Anwar is disqualified
Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): Anwar explains comment on Bersih, EC
Free Malaysia Today (Melissa Darlyne Chow): Lawyers split over Saiful’s sodomy claim against Anwar
Free Malaysia Today (Soo Wern Jun): 1MDB, Felda, Tabung Haji all unprecedented problems, says Anwar
Free Malaysia Today (Soo Wern Jun): Don’t go overboard, Anwar tells Bersih, EC after eyebrows raised over concert
The Star (Hemananthani Sivanandam, Tarrence Tan): Give candidates access to army camp
The Star (Hemananthani Sivanandam, Tarrence Tan): ‘Nothing wrong in attending a concert’
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M'sia lauded for 'eliminating' mother-to-child HIV, syphilis infections
Malaysia has received the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) recognition for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis, becoming the first country in the Western Pacific region to ...
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Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): WHO praises Malaysia for stopping HIV, syphilis transmission from mothers
Malay Mail (Boo Su-Lyn): After eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis, Malaysia sets sights on Hepatitis B
The Star (Loh Foon Fong): Malaysia feted for eliminating mother-to-child HIV and syphilis transmission
Malay Mail (Boo Su-Lyn): Malaysia first in region to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis
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Deal with political funding properly, be fair to all - SWP chief
The issues pertaining to political funding should be dealt with properly to give fairness to all political parties wanting to participate in democracy in this country, said Sarawak Workers Party (SWP)...
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Guan Eng’s to blame for Malaysia’s financial situation, says Najib
PETALING JAYA: Najib Razak today blamed Lim Guan Eng for the country’s current financial situation, saying the finance minister was more interested in politicising the management of Malaysia’s eco...
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In historic stump, Dr M urges PD voters to back former foe Anwar
PORT DICKSON, Oct 8 — With just days to go before polling day for the Port Dickson by-election, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad tonight publicly stumped for his former political nemesis Datuk Seri Anwar Ibr...
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Malay Mail (Emmanuel Santa Maria Chin): I’ll ‘shoot’ Guan Eng if he fails to achieve budget surplus, Dr M says in jest
theSun: Malaysia not on austerity drive, just spending smart: Lim
The Star (Hemananthani Sivanandam, Rahimy Rahim, Tarrence Tan): Dr M: Pakatan leaders have left the past behind, the future now is for the country
Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): I’m happy to campaign for Anwar, says Mahathir in PD
The Star (Hemananthani Sivanandam, Rahimy Rahim, Tarrence Tan): Anwar: Dr M is the best man to lead the country
Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): MMC-Gamuda: Termination of MRT2 contract will leave 20,000 jobless
theSun (Rajvinder Singh): Anwar clarifies statement on EC, Bersih
Malay Mail: Anwar: PKR election does not affect PD by-election
Malaysiakini: Finance Ministry extends SST info counter service
Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): ‘No austerity drive, Malaysia just spending wisely’
Malay Mail (Jamny Rosli): MRT Corp welcomes decision to restructure Sungai Buloh-Serdang-Putrajaya line
theSun: Finance ministry extends SST information counter service
theSun: Real economic growth means enhancing people's purchasing power: Azmin
The Star: Anwar files bid to strike out suit over PD by-election eligibility
Malaysiakini: Malaysia is not in austerity mode, says Guan Eng
Malay Mail (Ida Lim): Putrajaya wants ‘fair’ opportunities for all Malaysians, says Guan Eng
Malay Mail (Ida Lim): Guan Eng: No austerity drive, just smarter spending
Malay Mail (Ida Lim): Private sector must drive Malaysia’s bid for high-income status, says minister
Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): Azmin: No discussions on appointing foreigners to Khazanah board
Malay Mail (Ranjit Singh): Zaid: ‘Full pardon’ same as ‘free pardon’
Malay Mail (Opalyn Mok): PKR man reminds party election committee to not take sides
Malaysiakini: Real economic growth means enhancing people's purchasing power - Azmin
Malaysiakini: No difference between a 'free' and 'full' pardon
The Star (Sarban Singh): No urgent need for duty-free zone in PD, says Anwar
Malaysiakini: Anwar: Bersih, EC should facilitate electorate-candidate access
Malaysiakini: After partial cancellation, MRT2 contractors' share prices tank
Malay Mail (Ida Lim): Foreigners on Khazanah board? No decision yet, says Azmin
Malay Mail (Zurairi Ar): After ‘EC too much’ remark, Anwar suggests certain regulations stifling candidates
Malaysiakini: Complacent voters may lead to low turnout - Anwar
The Straits Times: Malaysia deepens austerity drive by cutting transit project cost
Malay Mail: Dr M turns down PAS chief’s forum invitation
The Star (Yimie Yong): Cost-saving terms for MRT2 project
The Star: New plan in the works to boost PD’s tourism
The Star (Hemananthani Sivanandam, Tarrence Tan): Anwar not eligible to contest, insists PAS sec-gen
Malay Mail: Anwar warns PD voters against complacency
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Mais says khalwat raids will continue
SHAH ALAM, Oct 8 — The Selangor Islamic Religious Council (Mais) will continue enforcement actions against any complaints involving all Shariah criminal offences including khalwat (close proximity),...
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Malaysiakini: The Star regrets 'confusion' over khalwat report
Malay Mail (Shazwan Mustafa Kamal): The Star clarifies Mujahid’s interview, ‘regrets’ confusion
The Star: The Star clarifies Mujahid interview on khalwat raids
The Star (Razak Ahmad, Zakiah Koya): Mujahid: Repentance and reform should be key principles in enforcement of Islamic criminal laws
theSun (Timothy Achariam): Mujahid 'taken out of context': PM Dept demands apology from daily
Malay Mail (Yiswaree Palansamy): Don’t let ‘extreme’ LGBT dictate Malaysian life, Muhajid warns
The Star (Razak Ahmad, Zakiah Koya): 'Help change the negative image of Islam'
Malay Mail (Yiswaree Palansamy): Mujahid: Shariah enforcement not ‘infallible’, will be reviewed
Malay Mail (Yiswaree Palansamy): Muslim leaders jumped the gun to criticise me on moral policing, Mujahid says
theSun: Pahang to continue with anti-vice operations: Tengku Abdullah
The Straits Times: Dr Mujahid not encouraging vice, says Anwar
The Star: Mujahid not encouraging vice, says Anwar
Malaysiakini: Ultimatum issued to The Star; Dr M to heat up PD polls campaign
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Najib: Be rational, do not listen to propaganda
PETALING JAYA: Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak has called on the public to remain rational and not be influenced by propaganda from "certain quarters".
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25,000 patients waiting for kidneys nationwide
JOHOR BAHRU: There are 25,000 patients with chronic renal failure in the country who are waiting to undergo kidney transplants, with some having waited for more than five years.
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Deputy minister denies Putrajaya cancelling all BN-approved projects
ALOR SETAR: The public has been urged to ignore rumours that the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government will cancel all development projects approved by the previous government.
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Perak govt to look at improving Menora Tunnel-Kuala Kangsar stretch, says committee chair
KUALA KANGSAR, Oct 8 — The state government will study the proposals to improve the Menora Tunnel and Kuala Kangsar stretch here along the North-South Expressway.
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Malay Mail (Sylvia Looi): Menora Tunnel crash: More people come forward to provide DNA
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Shakib Ahmad Shakir named acting DG of Finas
PUTRAJAYA : Deputy secretary-general of the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia (KKMM) Shakib Ahmad Shakir has been appointed acting director-general of the National Film Development Corporation...
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UMNO chief Ahmad Zahid to give statement to MACC on Wednesday
KUALA LUMPUR: United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has to be present at the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission headquarters in Putrajaya on Wednesday (Oct 10) ...
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Good taxes can spur Malaysia’s economic growth, says Stiglitz
PUTRAJAYA: There are many kinds of good taxes that could be introduced to stimulate Malaysia’s economy in order to create a fair society as it tackles its RM1 trillion debt, said Nobel Prize-winning...
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Thousands await Dr M’s historic stump for Anwar in Port Dickson
PORT DICKSON, Oct 8 — People came out today in droves to watch Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad stump for foe-turned-friend Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim in the Port Dickson by-election that is aim...
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MMC Gamuda says its termination will open MRT2 project only to foreign firms
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — MMC Gamuda told the government today that its termination as the underground contractor for the Mass Rapid Transit Line 2 (MRT2) project will cause over 20,000 people to lose t...
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Tight schedule for DPM in Indonesia tomorrow
JAKARTA, Oct 8 — Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail has a very tight schedule during her one-day visit to Indonesia tomorrow, which is her first visit to the neighbouring country since her appointm...
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Repeal of Sedition Act should be at next Parliament sitting: Gobind Singh
KUALA LUMPUR : The repeal of the Sedition Act should take place at the next sitting of Parliament, said Communications and Multimedia Minister Gobind Singh Deo.
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Malay Mail: Minister: Repeal of Sedition Act should be at next Parliament sitting
Malaysiakini: Gobind Singh to propose moratorium on Sedition Act to cabinet
Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): Putrajaya urged to issue moratorium on Sedition Act
Malay Mail: Dr M: No timeline to repeal Sedition Act
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Zahid summoned by MACC for further questioning on Wednesday (Updated)
PETALING JAYA: Former deputy prime minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi was directed by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) today to show up at its Putrajaya headquarters tomorrow for f...
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theSun: Rosmah posts RM1m bail today
The Star (Farik Zolkepli): Zahid: No need to organise any rally for me at MACC HQ
Malaysiakini: No gathering at MACC headquarters please, Zahid tells supporters
Free Malaysia Today (FMT Reporters): Probe Lokman over ‘intel’ on Zahid being questioned, MACC urged
The Straits Times: Former DPM Zahid Hamidi to be questioned by Malaysian anti-graft agency
Malay Mail: Rosmah posts RM1m bail
Malay Mail (Kenneth Tee): Zahid summoned again for MACC questioning Wednesday
Malaysiakini: Zahid summoned to MACC headquarters this Wed
Free Malaysia Today (Bernama): Rosmah posts RM1 million bail
The Star: Rosmah posts RM1mil bail over money laundering charges and failure to declare income to IRB
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Senior citizens should be accompanied by family members while e-voting: Zuraida
KUALA LUMPUR : PKR Wanita chief Zuraida Kamaruddin says senior citizens should be accompanied by family members when casting their "e-ballots" during the PKR party elections.
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Dr M receives loud welcome as he arrives in PD to campaign for Anwar
PORT DICKSON: Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad received a thunderous welcome as he made his first appearance in Pakatan Harapan's mega-ceramah here on Monday (Oct 8).
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World's press condemns journalist deaths
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) and the World Editors Forum call for immediate inquiries into the death of Bulgarian journalist, Viktoria Marinova, and the disappearance and alleged murder of Saudi Arabian journalist, Jamal Khashoggi.
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Debate rages over use of medical marijuana
PETALING JAYA: Medical marijuana has long been seen as an effective treatment for some chronic diseases, conditions and pains, says The Galen Centre for Health and Social Policy.
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Minister moots constitutional amendment to let judges retire at 70
KUCHING, Oct 8 — The federal government will table a Bill in the next Parliament meeting to increase judges’ retirement age to 70, Datuk Liew Vui Keong said today.
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Malay Mail (Sulok Tawie): Minister backs legal bodies on Judicial Appointments Commission
The Star (Sharon Ling): Law Minister: Constitutional amendment needed before Sabah and Sarawak can be restored as equal partners
Malay Mail (Sulok Tawie): Liew: Constitutional amendment needed to fulfill Malaysia Agreement
The Star (Sharon Ling): AAS, Sabah Law Society and Bar Council want reps on JAC
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Siti Hasmah pays tribute to brother, first local Bank Negara governor
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Despite his reputation as a very strict and fierce person, Malaysia's first local Bank Negara governor, the late Tun Ismail Mohd Ali, was, in fact, an affectionate, passionate person and a true gentleman.
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Stop giving excuses, Najib tells Kit Siang over high-profile cases
PETALING JAYA: Former prime minister Najib Razak has again challenged DAP to influence Dr Mahathir Mohamad to order investigations into some of the high-profile murder cases in Malaysia to be reopened...
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Malaysiakini: Don't just focus on the dead for 'political mileage', MCA tells Kit Siang
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Community leader urges Penangites to speak out over road projects
GEORGE TOWN: A vocal residents’ association in Penang has urged the public not to give up in their objections against roads or highway projects that have already been approved, saying politicians wi...
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Another suspect remanded in cat-killing case
KUALA LUMPUR: The Selayang Magistrate’s Court here today issued a four-day remand order on another suspect detained in connection with the killing of a stray cat that was placed in a dryer at a self...
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Malaysiakini: Cat killing case: Third suspect remanded
Malay Mail: Another ‘laundry cat killer’ suspect remanded
The Star: Third suspect remanded for launderette cat killing
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Call for NGOs to adhere to rules, laws in quake-hit Sulawesi
PALU CITY: The Malaysian mission in Indonesia has advised all Malaysian NGOs sending humanitarian aid to quake-hit Sulawesi to adhere to the instructions of the Indonesian authorities.
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Gobind to meet telcos soon over newly-announced broadband packages
KUALA LUMPUR: Communications and Multimedia Minister Gobind Singh Deo said today he will meet telco representatives soon over the newly-announced broadband packages to ensure they actually benefit su...
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Malaysiakini: Gobind to meet telcos over new broadband packages
Malay Mail: Gobind says will meet telcos soon over new broadband prices
theSun (Rajvinder Singh, Ian Mcintyre): Starter broadband packages below RM100 from 4 telcos (Updated)
The Star: Broadband prices come down
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Flood warning issued for 10 areas in Klang ahead of high tide phenomena
KLANG: A combination of thunderstorms and heavy downpour over the next few days could lead to flooding in 10 high-risk areas in the district.
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Cops: Being noisy neighbours can be a crime
PETALING JAYA: Do you know that it is an offence to make too much noise and bother your neighbours?
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Rape claims ploy to tarnish my image, says PKR Youth leader
KOTA KINABALU: A Sabah PKR leader has denied allegations that he raped two Indonesian women, saying this was a ploy to tarnish his image ahead of the party elections.
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Free Malaysia Today (Robin Augustin): Nothing wrong with Pahang polls, says PKR election committee
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KL, Riyadh to reaffirm bilateral ties, says minister
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — Kuala Lumpur and Riyadh are to issue soon an official statement on the status of Malaysia-Saudi Arabia bilateral relations, Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah said today...
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UN: 'Unprecedented' changes needed to avert worst effects of global warming
Society would have to enact “unprecedented” changes to how it consumes energy, travels and builds to meet a lower global warming target or it risks increases in heat waves, flood-causing storms an...
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Home Ministry to look into needs of all state police HQs
Senior Home Ministry officers will visit all state police headquarters to look into their respective needs.
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Health Dept launches probe into laksa deaths in Kedah, Perak
Investigations are being conducted by the Health Department in Kedah and Perak on the death of two individuals allegedly caused by eating laksa at a stall in Kampung Landak Kupang, Baling.
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Cradle Fund CEO’s body exhumed, sent for second post-mortem
PETALING JAYA: The body of former Cradle Fund chief executive officer Nazrin Hassan was exhumed from the Section 9 Muslim Cemetery in Kota Damansara here today for a second post-mortem.
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theSun (Charles Ramendran): Post-mortem of Cradle Fund CEO to begin today
theSun (Timothy Achariam): Cradle Fund CEO's body to be exhumed, despite wife's opposition
The Star (Farik Zolkepli): Cops escort hearse carrying remains of Cradle Fund CEO after exhumation
Malay Mail (Kenneth Tee): Body of late Cradle CEO exhumed for second autopsy
Free Malaysia Today (V Anbalagan): Widow of Cradle Fund CEO fails to stop exhumation
The Star (Maizatul Nazlina): Widow’s stay bid dismissed, Cradle CEO exhumation to go on
Malay Mail (Kenneth Tee): Heavy police presence at cemetery ahead of Cradle CEO’s exhumation
The Star (Farik Zolkepli): Cradle Fund CEO's widow urges caution over exhumation procedure
The Star (Farik Zolkepli): Heavy police presence at Kota Damansara Muslim Cemetery, ahead of exhumation of Cradle CEO's remains
Malay Mail (Kenneth Tee): Ahead of exhumation, Cradle CEO's wife cautions against breach of justice, sanctity
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Court cuts jail term of father who sexually abused daughter
PUTRAJAYA: A former lorry attendant, who was unrepresented, was successful in getting the Court of Appeal to reduce his jail term for sexually assaulting his underaged daughter.
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Lynas workers, contractors rally to demand fairness in govt’s review
PETALING JAYA: Lynas Malaysia supporters thronged the Petanque Arena at the Balok Beach in Kuantan, Pahang, on Saturday in a show of support for the company following Putrajaya’s move to review the ...
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Minister: Almost RM300m lost to cybercrimes this year alone
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 8 — Malaysians have been cheated of almost RM300 million this year alone, due to the ever-increasing threat of cybercrimes.
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Anti-cybercrime task force to be set up, says minister
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 8 — The Communications and Multimedia Ministry is looking to set up a task force to effectively respond to cybercrimes whenever they are detected or take place.
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No compromise for army personnel involved in drug abuse: Army chief
KOTA SAMARAHAN : Army personnel involved in drug abuse will be dealt with severely.
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Works Ministry to review management of govt assets
PUTRAJAYA: The Works Ministry has called for a review of the Government Asset Management Policy (DPAK), to make sure it is in line with the Pakatan Harapan government's philosophies.
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Five housing entities to be placed under Housing and Local Government Ministry
KUALA LUMPUR : The Housing and Local Government Ministry has finalised five housing entities to be placed under the ministry to oversee and coordinate all affordable housing development in the country...
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Government suspends transport company vehicle permits over tragic road accident
PUTRAJAYA : The Transport Ministry has ordered an immediate two-week suspension of the permits of 28 vehicles of Syarikat Usaha Maju Trading Sdn Bhd, one of which was involved in a tragic road acciden...
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The Star (Joseph Kaos Jr): Loke: Ministry plans to impose life bans against drivers in fatal accidents
The Star (Joseph Kaos Jr): Operating permit for trailer company involved in NSE accident suspended two weeks
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No timeline to repeal Sedition Act: Mahathir
KUALA LUMPUR: The government will not set any timeline to repeal the Sedition Act 1948, Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today, he added that repealing the act would take time as it needs ...
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The Star: No timeline to repeal Sedition Act, says Dr Mahathir
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Car broker in corruption probe released on bail
PUTRAJAYA : A car dealer with the title of 'Datuk' was released today after having been remanded for six days to assist the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) in the investigation into a case...
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'Use teeth, tongues to thrust your swords' – Annuar's dramatic plea
Umno secretary-general Annuar Musa has issued a dramatic appeal to party members not to retreat or surrender in the face of “cruelty and oppression.” He said even if leaders fall, others must take...
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Ambiga slams Mujahid over latest LGBT remarks
PETALING JAYA: National Human Rights Society (Hakam) president Ambiga Sreenevasan has condemned Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Mujahid Yusof Rawa over his remarks that any advocacy for ...
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Anticipating ‘1MDB fatigue’ The Edge publisher not writing book
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — The Edge Media Group publisher and CEO Ho Kay Tat said today he and company chairman Datuk Tong Kooi Ong had not considered following other journalists in writing a book on the...
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Daim wants CEP's 100-day report to be made public
PETALING JAYA: Council of Eminent Persons (CEP) chairman Tun Daim Zainuddin has called on the government to make the CEP's recommendations available to the public.
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The Star: Daim: ‘Moles’ in govt helping Jho Low evade arrest
Malaysiakini: Far more difficult to revive economy now, says Daim
Malaysiakini: Daim - Jho Low's 'immunity' request rejected, evades arrest due to moles
Malay Mail (Jamny Rosli): Daim: Jho Low keeps escaping thanks to Putrajaya moles
Malay Mail (Jamny Rosli): Jho Low’s ‘advisers’ helped to cover tracks, Daim claims
Malay Mail (Jamny Rosli): Daim suggests monetising govt assets to fix Malaysia’s financial woes
Channel NewsAsia (Melissa Goh): 'It's far, far more difficult and complicated this time': Daim Zainuddin on Malaysia's finances
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Expert: ‘Hidden’ rivers could cause more landslides in road project
GEORGE TOWN: An expert told a forum yesterday how “hidden” underground rivers and waterfalls on the hills of Penang island might mean more disastrous landslides if development is allowed to contin...
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Newly upgraded Duchess of Kent Hospital offers new medical services to Sabah east coast residents
KOTA KINABALU: Residents in five districts in Sabah’s east coast will no longer have to travel far to get quality medical treatment with the upgrading of the Duchess of Kent Hospital in Sandakan.
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69th Session of WHO Regional Committee meeting to discuss technical programmes
KUALA LUMPUR: The 69th Session of The WHO Regional Committee for the Western Pacific will discuss technical programmes conducted in the region, said Health Minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
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Lynas workers rally to defend jobs amidst fear of shutdown
Lynas Malaysia claims “thousands” of staff, contractors, local community members and family members rallied last weekend to defend their jobs, following a move to review the controversial rare ear...
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Bank Negara hails first Malaysian governor Ismail Ali
KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Negara Malaysia governor Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus today hailed Ismail Mohamed Ali, the first Malaysian to govern the central bank, as a nation-builder and a titan of the country’s ...
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The Star: ‘Education a lifelong process for all’
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Prehistoric fossil site in Gopeng cave sealed for three months
GOPENG, Oct 8 — Perak authorities will close the site of a prehistoric animal fossil at the Gua Naga Mas cave temple here starting tomorrow for at least three months pending detailed studies.
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Kit Siang points out irony in Najib’s call for justice
PETALING JAYA, Oct 8 — Datuk Seri Najib Razak is the last person qualified to speak about justice after being charged with multiple white collar crimes over the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) h...
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‘I need to rest’, says Lee after cancer treatment
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian badminton ace Lee Chong Wei says he needs to be left alone to rest for at least a few days after returning home following nose cancer treatment in Taiwan.
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Vehicle firm hit with two-week permit suspension after Menora Tunnel crash
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 8 — The company whose trailer was involved in Saturday’s fatal accident which killed five people at Km255.3 northbound of the North-South Expressway has been suspended of their vehi...
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Community leaders to monitor projects to prevent shoddy work: Uggah
BETONG : Community leaders can now closely monitor the implementation of government development projects in their areas to prevent any shoddy work, said Sarawak Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Amar Dougla...
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The fireman's creed: Victims presumed alive until proven dead (Updated)
KUALA LUMPUR: Fire and Rescue Department (FRD) Director-General Mohammad Hamdan Wahid said today that it is embedded in the spirit of a fireman to save lives and this is impelled by many factors, esp...
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Tengku Puan Pahang urges efforts to enhance safety around former mines
KUANTAN: Tengku Puan Pahang Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah urged relevant parties to pay serious attention to efforts to enhance the safety of areas around former mines.
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Zahid to have third 'date' with MACC on Wednesday (Oct 10)
PUTRAJAYA: Umno president Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has been summoned by anti-graft authorities on Wednesday (Oct 10).
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Govt seeks to improve welfare of police force, says Azis
KOTA KINABALU: The government is looking at ways to improve the police force’s welfare and work environment, says Datuk Azis Jamman.
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Pakatan campaigning aggressively on social media in last leg of PD polls
PORT DICKSON: With less than a week left, Pakatan Harapan said it will be aggressively campaigning via social media to draw voters living outside of Negri Sembilan to come home and vote in the Oct 13 Port Dickson by-election.
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Religious barriers to Malay participation in commerce
COMMENT | It is the supreme irony that Islam, a faith started by a trader, would today consider capitalism and trading “un-Islamic”. Islam and trading have always gone hand in hand.
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BNM Governor: Effective policy-making needs global perspective
KUALA LUMPUR: Monetary and fiscal policies should have global perspectives as any fallout often spreads across borders, says Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) Governor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus.
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More taxes, investing for future: Nobel-winning economist shares tips for Malaysia’s debt
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — Introducing or increasing certain taxes and investing prudently could be a way out for Malaysia, which faces high national debt, economist Professor Joseph E. Stiglitz said tod...
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Ministry mulls lifetime driving ban for reckless drivers
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 8 — The Transport Ministry will consider harsher penalties for reckless drivers who cause fatalities through their actions, including a lifetime ban.
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Look into drivers’ welfare, minister tells trucking firms after deadly crash
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 8 — Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the ministry is concerned about the working conditions for lorry drivers, who may be taking illegal substances to stay on the road longer.
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After cashier ‘shamed’ for refusing alcohol sale, mufti warns of rising anti-Muslim sentiment
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — Perlis Mufti Datuk Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin has warned today of allegedly growing anti-Muslim attitude in Malaysia, following an incident where a cashier was “shamed” for re...
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Penang looks to repackage tourism master plan to include ecotourism
SEBERANG PERAI, Oct 8 — The Penang state government is working out a tourism master plan to repackage Penang to include ecotourism in Seberang Perai, Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said today.
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Afif: Honeymoon over for Pakatan, time for ministers to deliver
SEBERANG PERAI, Oct 8 — It has been five months since Pakatan Harapan (PH) took over Putrajaya, and the time has come for ministers to perform and deliver on their promises, said Dr Afif Bahardin.
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Johor Sultan test drives Proton's first ever SUV - the X70
JOHOR BARU: Johor Ruler Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar got to test drive the X70 - national car maker Proton's first ever sports utility vehicle (SUV) here.
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Bulgarian investigative journalist raped, killed - authorities
A Bulgarian journalist who reported on an investigation into alleged corruption involving European Union funds has been murdered in the Danube town of Ruse, authorities said on Sunday.
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China stocks tumble despite central bank's move to support economy
China's stocks fell sharply on Monday despite Beijing's weekend announcement that it will slash the level of cash that banks must hold as reserves, a sign of underlying investor anxiety over a heated ...
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Dr M, check your own handling of Rohingya and refugees
COMMENT |  Dear Dr Mahathir, I would like to congratulate you on the well-crafted speech you delivered at the 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 28.
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Azmin: Malaysia must adjust spending priorities after 1MDB, reckless borrowing
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — Malaysia has to readjust its spending priorities following the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) scandal and the reckless taking on of more debts under the previous administr...
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Additional salary increment for civil servants being studied: KSN
JOHOR BARU : The additional salary increment for civil servants as promised by the previous government is currently being studied as to whether to continue, or otherwise.
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Planning for life ahead
WORKING in an investment bank, it never occurred to Kelly Ho, 41, that she would one day quit her nine-to-five job to pursue a more rewarding one.
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In flagrante delicto: On the Billion Dollar Whale
COMMENT | September this year had an unusual bounty of bank holidays, and like thousands of Malaysians, I took the welcome opportunity to kick back with Billion Dollar Whale , the freshly published ...
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Interpol chief Meng Hongwei under investigation, China says
China said on Sunday it was investigating Meng Hongwei for suspected wrongdoing after the head of the global law enforcement organisation Interpol and Chinese vice minister for security was reported ...
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From ‘first lady of Malaysia’ to bag lady: Rosmah in Singapore satire spotlight (VIDEO)
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor is providing much fodder for satirists across the Causeway now that a new government is in power in Malaysia.
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Hishammuddin denies leaving Umno with 30 MPs
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — Former Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein has denied claims that he is leaving Umno, together with 30 MPs, to become an independent.
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3 Mercy specialists to help set up field hospital in Palu
PETALING JAYA: Mercy Malaysia has sent three Emergency Medical Team (EMT) specialists to Palu today to assist in setting up a field hospital there.
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N Korea leader Kim expected to visit Russia soon, says Moon
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is expected to visit Russia soon, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Monday, and Chinese leader Xi Jinping is also expected to travel to North Korea.
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Malaysia trailer driver detained after accident which killed 5 family members
KUALA KANGSAR, Perak: The driver of a trailer which crashed into a car along the North-South Expressway has been detained, after the  accident resulted in five family members being burnt to death .
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More data needed to spur child marriage reforms, says SIS
KUALA LUMPUR: Muslim women’s rights group Sisters in Islam (SIS) has called for the collection of new data and evidence to spur effective reforms on the issue of child marriage.
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Communicating with public key to accountability, transport minister says
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 8 — Transport Minister Anthony Loke said today it was vital to communicate with the public and answer any questions they might have on how the ministry handles key issues.
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Transport Ministry told to clear container backlog at Labuan Port to prevent surcharge
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 8 — The Transport Ministry is doubling down to clear a congestion of shipping containers at the Labuan Port that would ultimately raise the prices of goods in the Federal Territory.
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China slashes banks' reserve requirements as trade war imperils growth
China's central bank on Sunday announced a steep cut in the level of cash that banks must hold as reserves, stepping up moves to lower financing costs and spur growth amid concerns over the economic d...
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Yoursay: Stop stalling, give Najib the murder probes he’s asking for
YOURSAY | ‘Najib is playing poker with the authorities, and now he is throwing bluffs here and there.’ Najib says yes to murder inquiries, high time 'justice is served' Angry Ghost: If the linki...
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Mothers in jail lament pain of separation from children
KAJANG: Motherhood is tougher for women like them.
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‘Compulsory education should be raised to Form Five’
KUALA LUMPUR: To stop child marriage, legislation change must be backed by other measures including raising the mandatory age for education, a forum on child marriage here heard.
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Liew: Study on move to abolish death penalty at final stage
SANDAKAN: A study to abolish the mandatory death sentence is in its final stage before being presented to the Cabinet, said Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Liew Vui Keong.
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Mum and kids taken care of, even in prison
KAJANG: It isn’t surprising to see a baby in prison.
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Steps taken to help inmates adjust to life behind bars
EXCLUSIVE: KAJANG: For the 3,270 female convicts who are in jail nationwide as of June, it is a struggle to adjust to prison life.
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Police on the hunt for suspects in diner fight
BUTTERWORTH: Diners at a restaurant in Jalan Raja Uda here ran helter-skelter when a fight between two groups of men broke out.
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Terror suspect taught up to three classes per week
KUALA LUMPUR: A 33-year-old Middle Eastern man arrested for spreading extremist Salafi Jihadi teachings had been holding up to three classes per week in Kuala Lumpur.
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US sending extra aid to Sulawesi
PETALING JAYA: The US Agency for International Development (Usaid) will deploy aid from its warehouses in Malaysia and Dubai for those affected by the earthquake and tsunami in Sulawesi.
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Fireman in anguish over good friend’s death
KLANG: For fireman Hamizan Halim, it’s beyond him that his friend and colleague Mazlan Omar­baki will not be coming back to work.
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Gerakan polls may see new faces vying for top spots
IPOH: New faces are expected to vie for Gerakan’s top three posts at the party polls next month.
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Why Muslims accused of Shariah offences lack access to justice
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — Three unrepresented Muslim women were sentenced to caning after pleading guilty in two Shariah cases for attempted lesbian sex and prostitution in Terengganu, throwing the spot...
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