Ekovest to start exclusive talks to buy part of IWH's stake in Bandar Malaysia
IWH is 63% controlled by Ekovest chairman Tan Sri Lim Kang Hoo, while the Johor state government's Kumpulan Prasarana Rakyat Johor Sdn Bhd holds the remaining 37%.
As Covid-19 contagiousness jumps, Noor Hisham urges 100% compliance with SOPs
In a media briefing, he said Malaysia's rate of infection — known as R0 (pronounced R-naught) — has risen to 1.72 from 0.72 in a matter of two weeks. An R0 of 1.72 means that a coronavirus carrier could infect another 1.72 people on average.
Witness denies being used by Rosmah's aide to get money from Jepak
Lawrence Tee, the prosecution's 20th witness, said he was asked by Rosmah's aide Datuk Rizal Mansor to prepare the agreement in 2016. Although reluctant, Tee said he went ahead with it because Rizal said "Mam" wanted him to do so.
Covid-19: New cases in Malaysia jump further to 100
The number of active cases reported today was 295, the highest since June 19 when there were 344 active cases.
Transport ministry confirms plan to revert to original ECRL alignment
In a written response to a question from Senator Datuk Ismail Ibrahim, Transport Minister Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong said the government is in the midst of reviewing Section C of the alignment, which is the stretch from Mentakab to Port Klang, in respect of the original alignment which goes through Bentong and Gombak.
Judge postpones decision on admissibility of ex-1MDB CEO Hazem's witness statement to Thursday
Lead defence counsel Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah insisted today that the court should rule on the allegation that Mohd Hazem's witness statement was hearsay. He cited a case law which ruled that issues of hearsay must be dealt with by the judge when they arise and not at the end of the case.
Court dismisses Musa Aman's appeal to review Sabah assembly dissolution
Justice Datuk Abdul Karim Abdul Jalil, who led the three-member bench, ruled that the decision is unanimous and there was no appealable error in the Kota Kinabalu High Court decision.
Malaysia’s Covid-19 cases jump to 62, highest since June
New Covid-19 cases swelled to 62, more than 10 times the six cases reported yesterday, bringing the tally of infections in Malaysia to 9,459
Almost half of Malaysians confident vaccine will be available in 2020 — Ipsos
Almost half of Malaysians, or 48%, trust that a vaccine will be available to them before the end of the year, ahead of the global average.
Synergy Promenade suit against Felda Investment Corp to go for arbitration
Synergy Promenade was appointed by Felda to be the master developer of the KL Vertical City project during Tan Sri Mohd Isa Samad's time as Felda chairman, before the deal did not materialise.
