Case against Anwar 'weak as 2 key witnesses did not testify'
Opposition leader’s lawyers point out that RCI suffers from serious lack of clear evidence from the key players as event occurred almost three decades ago.
Najib 'just as guilty for doing nothing about Bank Negara audit'
RCI accused of ignoring critical facts to pin blame on Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Anwar Ibrahim.
Dr Mahathir's lawyer slams 'legally questionable' forex RCI findings
Haniff Khatri Abdulla says proceedings conducted using ‘laws of the jungle’.
Zunar’s travel ban stays, KL High Court rules
Cartoonist applying for a judicial review to challenge an overseas travel ban imposed since October 17, 2016.
Smashed piggy banks land cartoonist Zunar in trouble with cops
Zunar refuses to explain cartoon about broken piggy banks to police, says he is being harassed for his work.
RM142 million for Subang airport rail link unspent since 2013
Funds from the Transport Ministry have not been used on project that remains uncompleted, says AG’s Report.
More money but projects inefficiencies remain
In 2016, 128 federal statutory bodies received RM109.23 billion compared with RM102.17 billion in 2015, says auditor-general.
Court bursts balloon case, acquits dancer
Prosecution fails to prove dancer's act of dropping balloons on PM and wife is insulting behaviour likely to cause breach of peace.
Zahid tells Malay students' union not to be like former leader
We respect the older generation but they must respect the new, says the deputy prime minister.
Ezra Zaid ready to stand trial
BFM presenter and ZI Publications owner charged with publishing and distributing Canadian’s book, Allah.
Asyraf needs better understanding of constitution, says former Bar president
The freedom of speech and expression enshrined in the Federal Constitution includes freedom of belief, says Christopher Leong.
Public prosecutor granted 'too much power' over life and death, says human rights group
Power to sentence a person to death should rest in judge alone, says Malaysians Against Death Penalty and Torture.
Opposition lawmakers, member seek to challenge constitutionality of Peaceful Assembly Act
Defence to argue that freedom to assemble can be restricted but not forbidden.
I have moved on, says Razak Baginda
He says he does not ‘give a toss’ as he knows what he did and did not do.
Employees seek chance to move, better career path
Malaysia’s drop in competitiveness should prompt firms to look at ways to retain talent, says recruitment consultancy.
