Remaining Jinjang Utara squatters get PPR homes
The 33 families are currently living on land owned by the Federal Territories Islamic Religious Council (MAIWP). MAIWP is in the process of gazetting the land to build a mosque.
Ramkarpal Singh: MACC's release of telephone conversations 'amounts to a trial by media'
“No doubt, we all want to know and get to the bottom of what was allegedly said in the said recordings and whether or not the individuals involved are responsible for any offence which may have been committed but that is the job of the courts, not the media or for that matter, any agency investigating the individuals purportedly in the said recordings.”
Audio recordings: MACC could lose its integrity, says A Kadir Jasin
“Don’t just expose it to make waves and to create a sensation. Investigations must be done and actions must be taken. Or else people will not believe it.”
Lawyer Haniff Khatri Abdulla: Release of audio recordings against 'rule of law'
Haniff explained that evidence cannot be made public as this could impact the probe and “leave a negative impression on the public, especially in view of the fact that an investigation had yet to be carried out”.
Shafee on the recordings: MACC committed subjudice
Releasing the tape now and discussing in public in a media release is in fact subjudice. It is in fact contempt. Was the MACC trying to influence and subjudice the ongoing trial?”
DONE DEAL: Shopoffice, SS2, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Sold for: RM2.478 million (around RM1,525 psf); Concluded by: Wong Hon Lee (REN 03813) (016-208 8062) of Maxland Real Estate Agency; When: October 2019
Syahredzan Johan: It was during Najib's administration that wiretapping was made legal
“Yeah, Najib's government made it legal for the government to spy on you.”
Kg Segambut Permai residents get temporary stay in PPR units
Each of the 30 families affected were given keys to a unit at one of five PPRs comprising PPR Kampung Baru Air Panas, PPR Wahyu, PPR Intan Baiduri, PPR Pekan Batu and Perumahan Awam (PA) Desa Rejang.
Contractor at Penang landslide site fined RM22,000
In 2018, a landslide occurred at the site of an elevated road project by the Penang Island City Council and YMSB near Air Itam. Nine people were killed in the landslide.
Knight Frank: Residential market to make slow comeback in 2020
Knight Frank Malaysia managing director Sarkunan Subramaniam: The Kuala Lumpur high-end residential market is believed to have bottomed out mid-last year and this has set the right mood for the segment to make its way back, albeit slowly. Furthermore, we have observed an increase in foreign buyer interest in Malaysian properties from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, China, Singapore, USA, Australia, UK, Germany and other European countries.
