NEWS

Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah said there was nothing wrong with Muslims attending a wedding or a wake held at a church.

There are no political appointments in GLCs listed in Bursa Malaysia under the unity government.

Wan Fayhsal had lodged a police report yesterday against Anwar Ibrahim and Guan Eng over the tax exemption issue involving Albukhary Foundation.

The government has decided that the courts will now have an option to impose life imprisonment when dealing with cases that now have only the mandatory death penalty.

Opening up vehicle inspection services to other companies.

Be cautious when dealing with anyone claiming to be government or law enforcement personnel through telephone calls or messages.

In the wake of the Selangor government barring programmes involving Muslims at non-Muslim houses of worship.

A lawyer representing Zakir Naik has denied news reports claiming the preacher would be detained in Oman and deported to India.

Sultan Ibrahim wants the government to get rid of corruption.

There is no need to take action under the Sedition Act against Mahathir over his criticism of the government.

MBPJ has introduced a two-hour parking limit in the Section 52 commercial area aimed at freeing up more bays for visitors.

The Privacy Club Tun Razak issued a public apology today over the “Thai Hot Guy” event that it cancelled after the police warned against its continuation.

Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki has been appointed the party’s new secretary-general, replacing Ahmad Maslan.

Najib today whacked Mahathir for riding on the Malay card.

Hannah Yeoh today said she has been made a target for criticism because of her ethnicity, her political association, and her religion.