Umno orders division chiefs to start gearing up for snap election
Secretary-general Tan Sri Annuar Musa: Umno is getting stronger, more united and solid.
SRC Trial: MACC officer confirms authenticity of donation letter from Saudi prince
The officer, Mohd Nasharudin Amir, also testified that the admission did not come from the Saudi royal but his legal representative.
BNM shares details on RM3.3b financing to support for SMEs impacted by COVID-19
“Interested SMEs can apply directly to participating financial institutions which comprise commercial banks, Islamic banks and development financial institutions regulated by BNM. They may also apply online through the business financing referral platform at imsme.com.my.”
Hotel association: Economic stimulus package addresses main concerns
It addresses the association’s two main concerns directly — to ease cash flow and financial burden as well as to drive tourism.
Dr M: Malaysia can tap RM2 trillion savings to further stimulate economy
Asked if the government will be issuing bonds to fund the stimulus package, Dr Mahathir said: “At the moment, we have enough source of money. But if necessary, we may issue bonds.”
Dr M confirms agreeing to return as Bersatu chairman
Dr Mahathir also announced that Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin could possibly become a candidate for the prime minister’s post.
Dr M: Dewan Rakyat will meet on March 2 to determine who has support to be next PM
If the Dewan Rakyat failed to determine who should be prime minister, a snap election would be called.
2020 Economic Stimulus Package: PM's full speech
To assist businesses most adversely affected, the Government proposes for a period of 6 months beginning from April until September 2020:
Malaysia to spend RM20b to stimulate economy, higher than Singapore's S$5.6b (RM17b)
Malaysia's stimulus package is anchored on three strategies namely mitigating impact of Covid-19, spurring rakyat centric economic growth and promoting quality investments.
Johor PH govt falls as it has lost majority, says Johor palace
The palace said the state ruler Sultan Ibrahim Ismail was satisfied that the new coalition had the support of 28 representatives, compared with 26 representatives who chose PH.
