Umno Youth raises RM489,000 for Najib
This does not include sum raised by other wings, such as Wanita Umno.
The unexpected silver linings in climate change fight
Opportunities to monetise clean environment, generate high-paying jobs abound, says energy minister.
Energy Ministry sets out to boost renewables industry
Yeo Bee Yin says opening up market will foster competition.
'Talk less, do more' is Malaysia's youngest woman minister's mantra
Yeo Bee Yin says everything must be done in pursuit of excellence.
Energy Ministry to review IPP bidding process in power sector reform
This will ensure greater transparency, integrity in awarding of contracts.
Blood relation is grounds enough for recusal, say legal experts
They voice their disapproval of high court judge Sofian Abd Razak presiding over Najib Razak's SRC International Bhd graft case.
Malays still need affirmative action, says economist
Only three out of 10 Malay voters supported Pakatan Harapan at GE14 over fears of erosion of Bumiputera rights, Council of Eminent Persons told.
Gag order unconstitutional, say lawyers
Najib Razak’s high-profile trial concerns corruption and abuse of power at the highest level of government, which the public have a right to know.
Trial best chance to clear my name, says Najib
Former PM maintains graft and power abuse charges politically motivated.
Shafee defends gag order, wants defence furnished with more documents
Najib Razak’s lead counsel says he expects prosecution team to be unfair.
Unruly crowd forces A-G to move press conference
They shout ‘Melayu, Melayu, Melayu’, demanding Tommy Thomas speak in Bahasa Malaysia.
High-ranking Umno leaders at court to lend Najib moral support
They, along with supporters from as far as Kelantan, show up at court complex from as early as 7am.
If we can have Proton, why can't we build trains, asks rail union leader
Govt-backed train manufacturing industry can produce wagons for sale, says Abdul Razak Md Hassan.
Zeti to respond later on Najib's RM2.6 billion claim
Former prime minister absolves self over funds channelled into private accounts on grounds that Bank Negara did not act on the matter.
70% Malays satisfied with new government, survey shows
Split in Malay votes will have major implications in future elections as BN, PH and PAS fight it out for share of support.
