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KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 5): Prosecution witness Datuk Amhari Effendi Nazaruddin admitted at the High Court today during the 1Malaysia Development Bhd-Tanore (1MDB-Tanore) trial that he had in 2010, obtained a US$200,000 (about RM839,000) loan from Low Taek Jho to buy a RM1.

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 5): At one point, Datuk Amhari Efendi Nazaruddin (pictured, left) brought home some RM75,000 per month as the special officer to Datuk Seri Najib Razak, the High Court was told today.

JOHOR BAHRU (Sept 5): Repeated efforts by the authorities to clean up illegal dumpsites have gone to naught when some irresponsible parties continue to dispose their waste at the sites.

  MELAKA (Sept 5): Apart from illegal immigrants, Melaka has a new trans-boundary issue – an invasion of wild pigs from Indonesia.

PETALING JAYA (Sept 5): In view of the recent tragic fire at the Sungai Lembing heritage town, the Malaysian Institute of Architects (PAM) has called for upgrades to fire and life-safety measures at all heritage buildings, particularly older buildings.

  KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 5): Datuk Amhari Effendi Nazaruddin (pictured), who is one of the star witnesses in the 1Malaysia Development Bhd-Tanore (1MDB-Tanore) trial involving Malaysia's sixth Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, is expected to be grilled by the defence today.

Sold for: RM745,000 Concluded by: Elvie Ho (REN 22102) of Reapfield Properties KL Sdn Bhd (012-303 3788) When: August 2019 Noteworthy: ● Freehold ● Project site: 50.

  KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 5): In an attempt to extricate and salvage 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) from the mounting debts that financier Low Taek Jho or Jho Low and his cohorts had plunged the company into, former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak assembled in astonishing quick time, a handful of mega infrastructure projects that Malaysia could offer to China’s state-owned enterprises.

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 4): An upcoming development over a flood detention pond is worrying residents in Taman Wahyu, Kuala Lumpur.

PUTRAJAYA (Sept 4): The government will remain as a defendant in the RM100 million civil suit filed by the family of the late Altantuya Shaariibui following her grisly murder 13 years ago.