The remand for rapper Namewee has been extended by three days as police continue their investigation into the death of Taiwanese influencer Hsieh Yu-hsin.His lawyer, Joshua Tay, told reporters outside the Dang Wangi police headquarters that the remand will now last until November 13.

The remand for rapper Namewee has been extended by three days as police continue their investigation into the death of Taiwanese influencer Hsieh Yu-hsin.His lawyer, Joshua Tay, told reporters outside the Dang Wangi police headquarters that the remand will now last until November 13.

Remand for Namewee extended until Nov 13

The rumoured cabinet reshuffle is more than likely to occur soon, after Ewon Benedick quit as the entrepreneurship and cooperatives development minister over disagreements on Sabah's 40 percent revenue entitlement.At the minimum, there will be two vacancies after Dec 2, when Investment, Trade, and Industry Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz's second and final term as senator expires.

The rumoured cabinet reshuffle is more than likely to occur soon, after Ewon Benedick quit as the entrepreneurship and cooperatives development minister over disagreements on Sabah's 40 percent revenue entitlement.At the minimum, there will be two vacancies after Dec 2, when Investment, Trade, and Industry Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz's second and final term as senator expires.

Cabinet reshuffle coming with Ewon's exit and Zafrul’s term ending?

Amanah vice-president Mahfuz Omar reminded party members that they belong to Amanah, not a “party of anger” (amarah).Commenting on the commotion that broke out during the morning session of the convention, the former Pokok Sena MP said the incident occurred because of the delegates’ strong fighting spirit.“It reflects a very immense spirit of struggle. But let me remind everyone - we are Amanah, not a party of anger," he said.Video source:https://www.facebook.com/100043920080080/videos/1348095056780692

Amanah vice-president Mahfuz Omar reminded party members that they belong to Amanah, not a “party of anger” (amarah).Commenting on the commotion that broke out during the morning session of the convention, the former Pokok Sena MP said the incident occurred because of the delegates’ strong fighting spirit.“It reflects a very immense spirit of struggle. But let me remind everyone - we are Amanah, not a party of anger," he said.Video source:https://www.facebook.com/100043920080080/videos/1348095056780692

[Full Video] We are Amanah, not party of anger, says Mahfuz

Amanah Communications Director Khalid Samad rebuked party delegates at the convention yesterday after they booed fellow attendees.He questioned who had taught them such behavior and emphasized the importance of showing good character.Tensions had earlier flared when several delegates demanded that a motion on the party election be debated immediately.

Amanah Communications Director Khalid Samad rebuked party delegates at the convention yesterday after they booed fellow attendees.He questioned who had taught them such behavior and emphasized the importance of showing good character.Tensions had earlier flared when several delegates demanded that a motion on the party election be debated immediately.

'Who taught you this?' - Khalid Samad hits out at delegates over 'boos' at Amanah convention

PKR president Anwar Ibrahim's full speech at the candidate unveiling event for the Sabah polls.The event was held at the Sabah International Convention Centre yesterday.

PKR president Anwar Ibrahim's full speech at the candidate unveiling event for the Sabah polls.The event was held at the Sabah International Convention Centre yesterday.

[Full Video] Anwar's speech at unveiling of PKR candidates for Sabah polls

PKR president Anwar Ibrahim announced 10 candidates from the party who will be contesting in the Sabah polls last night.This included Musa Aman's son, Yamani Hafez as the party’s candidate for Sindumin.

PKR president Anwar Ibrahim announced 10 candidates from the party who will be contesting in the Sabah polls last night.This included Musa Aman's son, Yamani Hafez as the party’s candidate for Sindumin.

Anwar names PKR candidates for Sabah polls, including Musa Aman’s son

[Click CC for English Subtitles] Malaysia is rapidly emerging as a global hotspot for data centre development. In recent years, tech giants like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and ByteDance have flocked to the country. Between 2021 and March this year, approved projects investements reached RM144.4 billion (about USD 34 billion).However, these data centres require massive amounts of electricity and water, operating 24/7 nonstop. As they scale up rapidly, can our power grid, renewable energy infrastructure, and regulatory mechanisms keep up? And why is the government revisiting the idea of nuclear power?Join us as we dissect the challenges underlying this data centre wave.📌 Timestamp00:00 Intro02:08 What’s Inside a Data Centre? 05:38 Why Has Malaysia Become a Data Centre Hotspot?08:58 Will Data Centres Take Electricity From Residents?13:05 Can Malaysia’s Grid Keep Up With the Boom?20:46 The Nuclear Question: Risk or Necessity?25:16 Are Policies Lagging Behind?28:20 Are Incentive-Based Policies Enough?32:11 100% Renewable — But Where’s the Power Coming From?38:41 Who Benefits and Who Gets Left Out?In an era where AI and data define national competitiveness, this isn’t just a technology issue — it’s a reckoning over energy, the environment, and the future we’re building together.📄 Want to find out more? Check out all the sources cited in this video: https://mk.my/LZhRduG🔎 Click here to read about the Discussion on water usage in data centres: https://mk.my/NPJGOLF#DataCentre #AI #TechCompany #Malaysia #EnergyTransition #Greenwashing #NuclearPower #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #Kinitv

[Click CC for English Subtitles] Malaysia is rapidly emerging as a global hotspot for data centre development. In recent years, tech giants like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and ByteDance have flocked to the country. Between 2021 and March this year, approved projects investements reached RM144.4 billion (about USD 34 billion).However, these data centres require massive amounts of electricity and water, operating 24/7 nonstop. As they scale up rapidly, can our power grid, renewable energy infrastructure, and regulatory mechanisms keep up? And why is the government revisiting the idea of nuclear power?Join us as we dissect the challenges underlying this data centre wave.📌 Timestamp00:00 Intro02:08 What’s Inside a Data Centre? 05:38 Why Has Malaysia Become a Data Centre Hotspot?08:58 Will Data Centres Take Electricity From Residents?13:05 Can Malaysia’s Grid Keep Up With the Boom?20:46 The Nuclear Question: Risk or Necessity?25:16 Are Policies Lagging Behind?28:20 Are Incentive-Based Policies Enough?32:11 100% Renewable — But Where’s the Power Coming From?38:41 Who Benefits and Who Gets Left Out?In an era where AI and data define national competitiveness, this isn’t just a technology issue — it’s a reckoning over energy, the environment, and the future we’re building together.📄 Want to find out more? Check out all the sources cited in this video: https://mk.my/LZhRduG🔎 Click here to read about the Discussion on water usage in data centres: https://mk.my/NPJGOLF#DataCentre #AI #TechCompany #Malaysia #EnergyTransition #Greenwashing #NuclearPower #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #Kinitv

Inside Malaysia’s Data Centre Boom: Power Risks? Policy Gaps? Nuclear on the Horizon?

Khairy Jamaluddin received an enthusiastic welcome as he returned to Umno headquarters today — two years after being expelled from the party.The former Umno Youth chief was invited by current Youth chief Dr Akmal Saleh to speak at a forum titled “Reforming the Education System in the Age of AI and Empowering the Teaching Profession”, held at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur.Akmal said he dared to invite Khairy because he believed in putting the “future of Umno” first.

Khairy Jamaluddin received an enthusiastic welcome as he returned to Umno headquarters today — two years after being expelled from the party.The former Umno Youth chief was invited by current Youth chief Dr Akmal Saleh to speak at a forum titled “Reforming the Education System in the Age of AI and Empowering the Teaching Profession”, held at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur.Akmal said he dared to invite Khairy because he believed in putting the “future of Umno” first.

Khairy returns to Umno HQ, greeted with chants of “Hidup Khairy!”

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil says his ministry will summon Meta for a full explanation following a Reuters report claiming the company profited from fraudulent and scam advertisements.Fahmi said that MCMC had spent what he described as “the equivalent of 22 years’ worth of work” submitting take-down requests to Meta.He also stressed that once the Online Safety Act comes into force, digital platforms like Meta will be legally required to comply with regulations — and if they refuse, legal action can be taken against them.

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil says his ministry will summon Meta for a full explanation following a Reuters report claiming the company profited from fraudulent and scam advertisements.Fahmi said that MCMC had spent what he described as “the equivalent of 22 years’ worth of work” submitting take-down requests to Meta.He also stressed that once the Online Safety Act comes into force, digital platforms like Meta will be legally required to comply with regulations — and if they refuse, legal action can be taken against them.

'We should send Meta a bill for the work that we’re doing on their behalf'

KiniNews is now also available at: Spotify: https://mk.my/sH14qeJApple podcast: https://mk.my/jPylPZC[KiniNews] Khairy Jamaluddin keeps everyone guessing on his Umno comeback — while Bersatu denies claims of leniency towards suspended members.The former health minister says he’ll announce “in due time” whether he’s returning to Umno. Meanwhile, Bersatu information chief Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz insists reports of the party giving “second chances” to expelled leaders are untrue.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

KiniNews is now also available at: Spotify: https://mk.my/sH14qeJApple podcast: https://mk.my/jPylPZC[KiniNews] Khairy Jamaluddin keeps everyone guessing on his Umno comeback — while Bersatu denies claims of leniency towards suspended members.The former health minister says he’ll announce “in due time” whether he’s returning to Umno. Meanwhile, Bersatu information chief Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz insists reports of the party giving “second chances” to expelled leaders are untrue.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

#KiniNews: Khairy keeps everyone guessing on his political comeback

Thirteen GISBH members, including CEO Nasiruddin Ali and Adib At-Tamimi, the son of Al-Arqam founder the late Ashaari Muhammad, were seen embracing their family members outside Kajang Prison after being released today.A bus carrying the group was spotted leaving the prison complex around 5.40pm, while nine others had been released earlier after posting bail.

Thirteen GISBH members, including CEO Nasiruddin Ali and Adib At-Tamimi, the son of Al-Arqam founder the late Ashaari Muhammad, were seen embracing their family members outside Kajang Prison after being released today.A bus carrying the group was spotted leaving the prison complex around 5.40pm, while nine others had been released earlier after posting bail.

GISBH leaders embrace outside Kajang Prison after release

A group of Sabah activists held a walkabout in KL Sentral today, urging the Election Commission to allow postal voting for Sabahans living outside the state.One of the activists, Angie S Chin from “Vote Wisely” movement, questioned why there is a postal voting category for Malaysians abroad, but not for Sabahans working in Peninsular Malaysia.Citing statistics that around 200,000 Sabahans are based in the peninsula, the group said denying them the option to vote remotely amounts to denying their constitutional right to vote.The call comes ahead of the Sabah state election, set for Nov 29.

A group of Sabah activists held a walkabout in KL Sentral today, urging the Election Commission to allow postal voting for Sabahans living outside the state.One of the activists, Angie S Chin from “Vote Wisely” movement, questioned why there is a postal voting category for Malaysians abroad, but not for Sabahans working in Peninsular Malaysia.Citing statistics that around 200,000 Sabahans are based in the peninsula, the group said denying them the option to vote remotely amounts to denying their constitutional right to vote.The call comes ahead of the Sabah state election, set for Nov 29.

Let Sabahans vote from Semenanjung, activists say as state election looms

Umno Youth chief Akmal Saleh has welcomed Khairy Jamaluddin and other former members who were expelled from the party to return.He said Umno is currently in no position to remain divided and must instead focus on unity.Akmal added that the party would be open to welcoming back any member who still believes in Umno’s struggle, including those who were suspended or sacked, as long as they reapply through the proper channels.

Umno Youth chief Akmal Saleh has welcomed Khairy Jamaluddin and other former members who were expelled from the party to return.He said Umno is currently in no position to remain divided and must instead focus on unity.Akmal added that the party would be open to welcoming back any member who still believes in Umno’s struggle, including those who were suspended or sacked, as long as they reapply through the proper channels.

Those sacked, suspended from Umno are welcome to rejoin - Akmal

Former minister and Rembau MP Khairy Jamaluddin said he would announce his decision on his rumoured return to Umno in due course.Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a forum today, Khairy said he would announce his decision to the media when the time comes.

Former minister and Rembau MP Khairy Jamaluddin said he would announce his decision on his rumoured return to Umno in due course.Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a forum today, Khairy said he would announce his decision to the media when the time comes.

I will announce decision on rejoining Umno in due time: KJ

GISB Holdings Sdn Bhd CEO Nasiruddin Ali and 21 others have been sentenced to 15 months in jail and RM4,500 in fines each after admitting they were members of an unlawful organisation.High Court Judge Latifah Tahar delivered the sentence after all 22 accused pleaded guilty to alternative charges under Section 43 of the Societies Act 1966.However, all GISB Holdings members who pleaded guilty will be freed today, as they’ve already served their jail terms since the date of their arrest.

GISB Holdings Sdn Bhd CEO Nasiruddin Ali and 21 others have been sentenced to 15 months in jail and RM4,500 in fines each after admitting they were members of an unlawful organisation.High Court Judge Latifah Tahar delivered the sentence after all 22 accused pleaded guilty to alternative charges under Section 43 of the Societies Act 1966.However, all GISB Holdings members who pleaded guilty will be freed today, as they’ve already served their jail terms since the date of their arrest.

GISBH CEO, wife among 22 jailed for unlawful organisation

A PKR lawmaker has joined those urging the government to reconsider its decision to appeal against the High Court rulings that held Putrajaya and the police liable for the disappearances of Pastor Raymond Koh and social activist Amri Che Mat.Petaling Jaya MP Lee Chean Chung cautioned that the Attorney-General’s Chambers’ (AGC) appeal against the verdicts could impact public trust in a government which champions “compassion, respect, and trust”.

A PKR lawmaker has joined those urging the government to reconsider its decision to appeal against the High Court rulings that held Putrajaya and the police liable for the disappearances of Pastor Raymond Koh and social activist Amri Che Mat.Petaling Jaya MP Lee Chean Chung cautioned that the Attorney-General’s Chambers’ (AGC) appeal against the verdicts could impact public trust in a government which champions “compassion, respect, and trust”.

PKR MP urges govt to reconsider appeal in Koh, Amri cases

The International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) has expressed regret over a “misleading” statement made by one of its academics.IIUM stressed that the academic’s statement was a personal opinion and did not represent the university’s official position.

The International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) has expressed regret over a “misleading” statement made by one of its academics.IIUM stressed that the academic’s statement was a personal opinion and did not represent the university’s official position.

‘Romans learning from Malays’: IIUM distances itself from lecturer’s claim

ersatu denied claims that it is giving “chances” to suspended and expelled leaders, insisting that such members will still have to go through the relevant appeals processes.The opposition party’s information chief, Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz, clarified that the alleged leniency towards party figures hit with disciplinary action was not discussed during the latest supreme council meeting on Nov 4.

ersatu denied claims that it is giving “chances” to suspended and expelled leaders, insisting that such members will still have to go through the relevant appeals processes.The opposition party’s information chief, Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz, clarified that the alleged leniency towards party figures hit with disciplinary action was not discussed during the latest supreme council meeting on Nov 4.

No “second chance” for suspended Bersatu members - Tun Faisal

Two ministers today admonished opposition MPs over their persistent complaints on the Malaysia-US trade deal, which has courted divided opinions from lawmakers and the public.Speaking in the Dewan Rakyat today, Finance Minister II Amir Hamzah Azizan (above) urged detractors of the “Agreement Between US and Malaysia on Reciprocal Trade” to look at the matter comprehensively.Video source: https://www.youtube.com/live/QR0LXfkRrpA?si=Dh8Zfp6QzzkNRd2K

Two ministers today admonished opposition MPs over their persistent complaints on the Malaysia-US trade deal, which has courted divided opinions from lawmakers and the public.Speaking in the Dewan Rakyat today, Finance Minister II Amir Hamzah Azizan (above) urged detractors of the “Agreement Between US and Malaysia on Reciprocal Trade” to look at the matter comprehensively.Video source: https://www.youtube.com/live/QR0LXfkRrpA?si=Dh8Zfp6QzzkNRd2K

Ministers push back as opposition MPs question US trade deal

An opposition lawmaker today suggested Putrajaya renovate the iconic Tugu Negara to better reflect local soldiers who fought for the country's independence.Kalam Salan (PN-Sabak Bernam) argued the existing monument - which was launched in 1966 - features a bronze statue of soldiers that look like Europeans.Video source: https://www.youtube.com/live/QR0LXfkRrpA?si=wMPGspxneF9atmfZ

An opposition lawmaker today suggested Putrajaya renovate the iconic Tugu Negara to better reflect local soldiers who fought for the country's independence.Kalam Salan (PN-Sabak Bernam) argued the existing monument - which was launched in 1966 - features a bronze statue of soldiers that look like Europeans.Video source: https://www.youtube.com/live/QR0LXfkRrpA?si=wMPGspxneF9atmfZ

'Less European, more M'sian': PN MP moots Tugu Negara renovation

KiniNews is now also available at: Spotify: https://mk.my/sH14qeJApple podcast: https://mk.my/jPylPZC[KiniNews] The Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) will appeal the Kuala Lumpur High Court’s rulings that held the government and police responsible for the disappearances of Pastor Raymond Koh and activist Amri Che Mat.Attorney-General Dusuki Mokhtar said the decisions were not based on proper judicial principles and that the matter will be brought to the Court of Appeal.Yesterday, Judge Su Tiang Joo found the government and police vicariously liable for both disappearances — ordering RM3 million in damages to Amri’s wife and RM10,000 a day to Koh’s trust account until he is found.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

KiniNews is now also available at: Spotify: https://mk.my/sH14qeJApple podcast: https://mk.my/jPylPZC[KiniNews] The Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) will appeal the Kuala Lumpur High Court’s rulings that held the government and police responsible for the disappearances of Pastor Raymond Koh and activist Amri Che Mat.Attorney-General Dusuki Mokhtar said the decisions were not based on proper judicial principles and that the matter will be brought to the Court of Appeal.Yesterday, Judge Su Tiang Joo found the government and police vicariously liable for both disappearances — ordering RM3 million in damages to Amri’s wife and RM10,000 a day to Koh’s trust account until he is found.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

#KiniNews: AGC files appeals against High Court’s rulings on Raymond Koh and Amri Che Mat

Human rights group Suaram has strongly condemned the government’s decision to appeal the Kuala Lumpur High Court’s landmark ruling in favour of the families of Pastor Raymond Koh and activist Amri Che Mat.Suaram director Kua Kia Soong did not mince his words, saying the move “is not only unconscionable – it is a betrayal of justice, compassion, and the very principles of the Madani (compassionate) government that claims to champion good governance and humanity.”

Human rights group Suaram has strongly condemned the government’s decision to appeal the Kuala Lumpur High Court’s landmark ruling in favour of the families of Pastor Raymond Koh and activist Amri Che Mat.Suaram director Kua Kia Soong did not mince his words, saying the move “is not only unconscionable – it is a betrayal of justice, compassion, and the very principles of the Madani (compassionate) government that claims to champion good governance and humanity.”

'Betrayal of justice': Suaram slams appeals in abduction cases

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has proposed utilising gaming platforms to spur patriotism among younger citizens, particularly those from Generations Z and Alpha.Speaking in the Dewan Rakyat today, Fahmi (Harapan-Lembah Pantai) noted that the generations have adopted a “very different” language, with current trends often leaving older folks in the dark.Video source: https://www.youtube.com/live/sTyxmcGlQ84?si=Y9EPeemD11HPvRUU

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has proposed utilising gaming platforms to spur patriotism among younger citizens, particularly those from Generations Z and Alpha.Speaking in the Dewan Rakyat today, Fahmi (Harapan-Lembah Pantai) noted that the generations have adopted a “very different” language, with current trends often leaving older folks in the dark.Video source: https://www.youtube.com/live/sTyxmcGlQ84?si=Y9EPeemD11HPvRUU

Fahmi moots using gaming platforms to spur patriotism in Gen Z, Alpha

Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo rebuked Fadhli Shaari (PN–Pasir Mas) over his concerns regarding the Malaysia–United States Reciprocal Trade Agreement (ART).Earlier, in his question, Fadhli had alleged that the ART was akin to handing over the nation’s “digital keys” to foreign parties.Video source: https://www.youtube.com/live/sTyxmcGlQ84?si=86MkmODpW8L2QkkV

Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo rebuked Fadhli Shaari (PN–Pasir Mas) over his concerns regarding the Malaysia–United States Reciprocal Trade Agreement (ART).Earlier, in his question, Fadhli had alleged that the ART was akin to handing over the nation’s “digital keys” to foreign parties.Video source: https://www.youtube.com/live/sTyxmcGlQ84?si=86MkmODpW8L2QkkV

“Read the ART document properly, ask smart questions” – Gobind slams Fadhli

An individual suspected of creating a fake news graphic about Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and the US trade deal has been grilled by authorities.Meanwhile, there is still no update on the probe ordered by Anwar three months ago on whether he made fake allegations against Perikatan Nasional chief Muhyiddin Yassin.

An individual suspected of creating a fake news graphic about Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and the US trade deal has been grilled by authorities.Meanwhile, there is still no update on the probe ordered by Anwar three months ago on whether he made fake allegations against Perikatan Nasional chief Muhyiddin Yassin.

Fake news of PM: Suspect grilled; no word on Anwar-Muhyiddin probe

Controversial preacher Zakir Naik has made some pointed remarks about Chinese Malaysians, while rebuffing calls for him to leave the country.The remarks were made at a talk in Kelantan last Thursday where he also commented that Hindu Malaysians seemed to trust the Indian government more than Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.Zakir made his remarks about Chinese Malaysians while talking about how Islam had spread peacefully in the region through traders."You know someone called me a guest. So I said, before me, the Chinese were the guests. If you want the new guest to go first, ask the old guest to go back."The Chinese aren't born here, most of them. Maybe the new generations, yes."If you want the guest to go back, and those guests which (sic) are bringing peace in the community, they are benefit (sic) for the family," he said before trailing off and getting back on the topic which was about denying that Islam was "spread by the sword".

Controversial preacher Zakir Naik has made some pointed remarks about Chinese Malaysians, while rebuffing calls for him to leave the country.The remarks were made at a talk in Kelantan last Thursday where he also commented that Hindu Malaysians seemed to trust the Indian government more than Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.Zakir made his remarks about Chinese Malaysians while talking about how Islam had spread peacefully in the region through traders."You know someone called me a guest. So I said, before me, the Chinese were the guests. If you want the new guest to go first, ask the old guest to go back."The Chinese aren't born here, most of them. Maybe the new generations, yes."If you want the guest to go back, and those guests which (sic) are bringing peace in the community, they are benefit (sic) for the family," he said before trailing off and getting back on the topic which was about denying that Islam was "spread by the sword".

Zakir: You want me to leave, then ask the 'old guests' Chinese to go back too