YOURSAY | Najib’s selective memory in face-off with Anwar

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YOURSAY | ‘I watched the debate live and couldn’t sleep after that!’ Debate: Najib slams political appointments for AG, MACC chief Dr Raman Letchumanan: Despite my revulsion to this much-touted ‘Debat Perdana’, my curiosity about two ‘ketuanan’ protectors clowning on stage got the better of me. I watched it live, and couldn’t sleep after that! My verdict is PKR president Anwar Ibrahim won. But his performance was not spectacular. Former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak got trapped by his own lies. Anwar could have gone for the killer blow in the first round itself but goofed. Malaysiakini has … Continue reading “YOURSAY | Najib’s selective memory in face-off with Anwar”

Goldman Sachs officials reach $79.5 million shareholder settlement over 1MDB scandal

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By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK (Reuters) – Goldman Sachs Group Inc officers and directors reached a $79.5 million settlement to resolve shareholder claims that their poor oversight contributed to the bank being enmeshed in the looting scandal at Malaysia’s 1MDB sovereign wealth fund. A preliminary settlement of the so-called shareholder derivative lawsuit was filed on Friday in Manhattan federal court, and requires approval by U.S. District Judge Vernon Broderick. The defendants’ insurers would pay the $79.5 million to Goldman, which would apply it toward compliance and governance measures, incl… Continue reading “Goldman Sachs officials reach $79.5 million shareholder settlement over 1MDB scandal”

YOURSAY | Now not everyone can fly on time

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YOURSAY | ‘Insufficient aircraft not a good excuse, you must deliver what you sell.’ Minister demands answers from AirAsia after complaints mount OCT: It looks like AirAsia doesn’t have enough planes to operate its business (based on reports of many complaints involving flight delays and rescheduling experienced by passengers, which also gained the attention of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Alexander Nanta Linggi). It also looks like one plane served multiple routes, so if there is a delay at one airport, there will be subsequent delays at other airports along the route due to c… Continue reading “YOURSAY | Now not everyone can fly on time”

Anwar-Najib debate showdown

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Good morning, here’s what you need to know today. __Key Highlights __ Anwar-Najib debate showdown Malacca CM speaks up Umno-PAS tension __Anwar-Najib debate showdown __The debate showdown between Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim and former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak [finally proceeded](https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/621048) in Kuala Lumpur last night. Najib defended his position for a bailout of financially-troubled Sapura Energy Bhd, stating that it will save some 10,500 highly skilled local jobs. He added that the beneficiary owners of Sapura Energy also include 10.6 million invest… Continue reading “Anwar-Najib debate showdown”

YOURSAY | Get to the root of house officer bullying

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YOURSAY | ‘It is the unmanageable influx of questionable medical schools.’ MP SPEAKS | The quandaries of junior doctors Culture of fear leaves junior doctors vulnerable, says MMA MS: Smart and diligent house officers with a reputation for meticulous attention to detail invariably do not invite bullying – more work definitely… but not the kind of “harassment” which appears to be the bone of contention here. What the country is witnessing is an unmanageable influx of questionable medical schools which has put an additional strain on those already coping to serve as doctors. It is a direct cons… Continue reading “YOURSAY | Get to the root of house officer bullying”

Hong Kong laws can limit false Covid info, says security chief, but research into ‘fake news’ legislation underway

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The government expects research into the planned “fake news” law to be completed by the middle of the year, the legislature has heard. However, security chief Chris Tang has said that existing laws were already capable of regulating the spread of false information related to the Covid-19 pandemic. During a Legislative Council meeting on Wednesday, lawmaker Michael Tien asked about government efforts to combat “false information,” saying that it “has greatly affected public order and efforts for fighting the epidemic.” In response, the Secretary for Security Chris Tang said that the government … Continue reading “Hong Kong laws can limit false Covid info, says security chief, but research into ‘fake news’ legislation underway”

YOURSAY | Outriders do nothing but inflate politicians’ egos

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YOURSAY | ‘Unless these VIPs resolve traffic woes, they should suffer like the rest of us.’ Get rid of police outriders for ministers, deputies – Steven Sim PurpleRabbit4068: I believe many road users have experienced these outsiders behaving like the roads are all theirs by intimidating other road users to give way to them. They pressure road users to give way to them quickly as they travel at a very high speed. We feel so belittled by these outsiders whenever they appear. We pay their salaries and the VIPs in the black-tinted cars, but we need to step aside for them to pass. I cannot agree m… Continue reading “YOURSAY | Outriders do nothing but inflate politicians’ egos”