Azilah had claimed in court documents that he was ordered by then-Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak to kill and dispose of Altantuya.

Prime Minister asserts no region has been sidelined under Madani government, citing increased development allocations nationwide

Case referred to other agencies as footage of confrontation between husband and wife sparks online debate

Construction watchdog reports four such injuries in 2024 and another four through mid‑2025, citing poor adherence to safety protocols

Government grapples with resignations and nurse migration despite recruitment drives and salary reforms, Parliament told

Sixteen sub-strategies under National Anti-Corruption Strategy already completed as MACC blends digital tools with deep systemic change

Coroner’s Court in Kota Kinabalu to hear application for bereaved mother to be recognised as an interested party in September inquest

Key questions on infrastructure, housing, taxation, and student autonomy feature in closing session of Dewan Rakyat

The present state government has handed many resources to non-local companies

It was not until she received a notice from Sarawak Energy that she realised her tenant was carrying out large-scale electricity theft and mining in the house.

Retail prices for petrol and diesel revised for 28 August – 3 September period, with diesel still below floated rate

High Court finds blogger’s apology “insincere” and imposes consecutive sentences over defamatory posts against former police chief

Businessman claims delivery of two bags containing RM1 million each from CZCSB director to former Penang CM amid tunnel project graft trial