Former PM says his political activities are based on people’s needs.

PM directs Attorney-General’s Chambers to look into matter, submit proposal.

Nonagenarian says PM’s statement implying he is corrupt is slanderous, paints him in a very bad light.

Local note rises to 4.3850/3900 versus the greenback.

Bilateral, regional and global issues discussed with counterpart Hun Sen.

Mas Ermieyati Samsudin to ask PM about move suggested by transparency advocate.

Push for reforms came to nothing, economist says.

Malaysian embassy in Phnom Penh to arrange their release, Anwar says.

Zahid says party polls outcome not annulled.

Party has been a strong supporter of unity government, coalition’s struggles, they say.

Not being able to increase food prices may shut them down. 

Party elections committee cites irregularities in polls at division level.

Government pledges to continue to expanding network coverage and increasing speed levels nationwide.

Institutional frameworks are in place to accelerate implementation of plans to hit 2030 target.

MOF says selling government bonds to Bank Negara can accelerate outflow of funds from country, affect investor confidence.

PM to provide details of plan in conjunction with visit to China.

2 civil servants are among those remanded.

Economist says this is due to slowing down of interest rate hikes in the US, Europe.

Certificate gives students widest access to institutions of higher learning locally and abroad.

Victim suffers serious head injuries, pronounced dead at the scene.

His appointment takes effect from March 20.  

Both countries aim to collaborate more closely on investments, halal industry, digital technology, education and defence.

Convicted offenders will receive a prison sentence of up to 20 years, fine of RM50,000. 

Economy minister says this is subject to the monthly figure remaining subdued.

It aims to replace capital punishment with life imprisonment, whipping.