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Single father fined RM22,500 for concealing somebody else’s money
SEREMBAN: A single father was fined a total of RM22,500 by the two Magistrate’s Courts here today on eight counts of dishonestly concealing RMN16,000 that did not belong to him 11 years ago. In the court before Magistrate V Vanita,
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AirAsia, MAS cancel flights to Manila over volcano eruption
KUALA LUMPUR: AirAsia and Malaysia Airlines today announced the cancellation of flights between Kuala Lumpur and Manila following the eruption of a volcano in the Philippines yesterday. The Taal Volcano south of Manila spewed ash and is expected to undergo
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Lim: Cabinet to discuss PLUS takeover bid this Wednesday
GEORGE TOWN: Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng today said the Cabinet will discuss the proposed takeover of PLUS Malaysia Bhd and four Gamuda Bhd’s highways in Klang Valley during its meeting on Wednesday. An announcement on the matter will be
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Stop approving more race-based parties for Malaysia- Zulkifli tells ROS
PUCHONG: It is high time for the government to put a stop on approving anymore race based parties from being established. In a statement today, Parti Patriotik Nasional protem secretary general Mohd Zulkifli Abdul Fatah said such parties are a
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Court dismisses Deepak’s suit against Najib, four others
KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court here today dismissed a suit filed by businessman J.R. Deepak Jaikishan and his brother against Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak and four others over alleged conspiracy that led to the two brothers and their company,
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Dzulkefly: We’ll import more influenza vaccines this month
PUCHONG: Health Ministry will import more influenza vaccines to cope with the rising demand for the medication. Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said the Pharmacy Services Department will receive 61,839 doses of the vaccines on Jan 20 to cope
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Private hospitals: We have ran out of influenza vaccines
KUALA LUMPUR: Residents around Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya areas took their frustrations to social media, claiming there was an acute shortage of influenza vaccine in healthcare facilities. A social media user called JongWoonie ReXza, she could not procure the
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Disclosure of audios by MACC chief Latheefa: Legal or not?
The recent disclosure of a clutch of videos by MACC chief Latheefa Koya has predictably attracted wide public comments. Concerns raised include such issues as the right to privacy and right of an accused to a fair trial. In short, issues
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What is education – A rebuttal to a misguided priority
At first I wanted to ignore the above piece written by apparently the Press Secretary to the ex Education Minister, Maszlee because honestly, the article is rambling except to attack me. Then, people told me, there are too many idiots
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One Christian response to the Unity and Diversity Conference, 2020
Christian history is littered with Christians maligning and killing their own and crushing “the other” while at the same time accomplishing great things. Top on my personal list of horrors are the crusades, the “Christian” wars in Europe ended by
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