Infra Penaga Sdn Bhd and its directors Datuk Seri Hasan Ayoub and Adnan Shah Che Yusoff, were said to have duped a Johor based company.

 

Young people made up 71 percent of those arrested for alleged corruption last year.

The DAP chairperson says Nazri erred on both the letter and the spirit of the Emergency Ordinance and its application to the 'PSM 6'.

UPDATED 5.20PM We expect police to commence criminal proceedings, says lawyer N Surendran.

UPDATED 5PM Police affidavit says nothing of their alleged role in reviving communism. [VIDEO INSIDE]

UPDATED 4.05PM Blacking out parts of the Economist report will only invite criticism that can easily be avoided.

The court fixed Aug 17 for decision on a drug case involving actor Khaeryll Benjamin Ibrahim, who is also known as Benjy.

A retired FRU commander says the personnel are trained to use minimal force in dispersing demonstrators.

The DAP asks the health minister about progress of his ministry’s investigation into the Tung Shin Hospital incident on July 9.

Sarawak Wanita PKR head Norhanim Mokhsen asks the wing to be daring enough to condemn the chief minister.

UPDATED 3.40PM After the media war of words, M'sians will get to see the Bersih chief and EC's No 2 debate their cases.

UPDATED 5.50PM Details of the award have been taken off UiTM's website after two days of raging controversy.

The flag distribution will be carried out at KL Sentral after the weekly cabinet meeting on Wednesday.

Flying into Kuala Lumpur for the Bersih 2.0 rally, this writer shares his experience by way of a letter to his daughter.

The police are under increasing pressure from international and local human rights groups to free the PSM 6.

The patience of Malaysians over 40 years of abuse of power evaporated on July 9.

UPDATED 2.10PM He announced the award jumped the gun, as it has yet to be approved by the university senate.

The first police conclusions from investigations the last 18 months may likely be obtained in September, says a lawyer.

COMMENT Writing in detention, he notes that socialism could avert the impending ‘economic-ecological disaster’.

‘It is illogical to expect a criminal to investigate and come clean on his or her own crimes,' says Penang DAP chief Chow Kon Yeow.