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Mandatory asset declaration a new perspective to Malaysian politics
KUALA LUMPUR: The move of the government to make it mandatory for all members of parliament (MPs) to declare their assets is a wise measure to open up a new perspective in the country’s politics. Several former elected representatives believed
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Hadi: Retain and don’t abuse Sedition Act
PUCHONG: Pakatan Harapan (PH) should retain the Sedition Act 1948 and ensure that it is not abused, said PAS. Its president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang said the act is needed to safeguard Malaysia, much like the abolished Internal Security
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501 Bersatu Sabah branches in the pipeline
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah Bersatu hopes to open 501 branches statewide and state party chief Datuk Hajiji Noor confirmed that the party would be submitting its application to the Registrar of Societies (RoS) in a week. “Although we have received overwhelming
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IGP: Clues on mastermind and conspirators behind sex videos found
KUALA LUMPUR: Police have found clues on the mastermind and those who conspired in the making of the circulated sex videos via WhatsApp last month that is alleged to have implicated Economic Affairs Minister, Datuk Seri Azmin Ali. Inspector-General of
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Anwar – Chow meet in the cards over PSR
PENANG: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will meet with Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow to discuss and listen to more detailed clarification on the land reclamation for the Penang South Reclamation (PSR) mega project that the state government wished to
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170 Orang Asli still at measles evacuation centre
GUA MUSANG: A total of 170 measles-infected Orang Asli people from the Batek tribe are still housed at the temporary evacuation centre in Taman Etnobotani. Gua Musang social welfare department officer Hizani Ibrahim said the evacuees, who had been sent
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Is forced contraception on Orang Asli’s true?
The above subject has raised serious concerns amongst Malaysians. The explanation by the Health Ministry did not allay the anxiety amongst Malaysians. Severe anaemia in pregnancy is a serious problem. Medical schools devote an entire chapter on “Anaemia in Pregnancy
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DAP MP: Suhakam must probe Ewansiha’s death
PUCHONG: DAP MP Charles Santiago urged Suhakam to hold a public inquiry to investigate the death of Nigerian doctorate student, Orhions Ewansiha Thomas at the hands of the Malaysian Immigration Department. Speaking to The Leaders Online, the Klang backbencher also
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Three reasons why Rahim Uda should quit for task force’s credibility
The Home Minister appointed Datuk Rahim Uda, an ex-judge of the High Court of Malaysia, as chair of the task force to probe Suhakam’s conclusion that social activist Amri Che Mat and Pastor Raymond Koh were victims of the Malaysian
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Nigerian diaspora calls for their gov’t to intervene in Ewansiha’s death
PUCHONG: The Nigerian Diaspora Commission (NDC) urged the Nigerian government to investigate the death of doctorate student Orhions Ewansiha Thomas at the hands of the Malaysian Immigration Department. In a statement, NDC director general Abike Dabiri Erwa urged the Nigerian
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