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LABUAN: Member of Parliament Datuk Suhaili Abdul Rahman doubts the Parti Peribumi Bersatu Malaysia’s (Bersatu) constitutional amendments and subsequent decision to terminate his party membership will have any effect on his parliamentary seat.

BONGAWAN Assemblyman Dr Daud Yusuf perceives the State Government’s efforts to strengthen food security as mere “empty planning” without transparent implementation.

Kota Kinabalu: Cradle Sdn Bhd awarded three Sabah prototype companies RM2,500 in its first startup bootcamp held here for three days recently.

PETALING JAYA: Amnesty International Malaysia has commended Malaysia for the abolition of the mandatory death penalty and for imposing a moratorium on the execution of the death sentence, which has led to an overall decrease in the use of the death penalty by the courts.

Kuala Lumpur: An investigating officer admitted in court today that she did not ask former prime minister Najib Razak whether he had instructed a top 1MDB executive to remit US$700 million to a company owned by fugitive financier Low Taek Jho, popularly known as Jho Low.

Kota Kinabalu: A sum of RM10,300 was raised through the sale of portraits at an auction to support SK Talantang in Kota Marudu, recently.

TOKYO: Japan’s Moon lander woke up for a third time after its main functions survived another frigid two-week lunar night, the country’s space agency said Wednesday.

PETALING JAYA: The Industrial Court in Sabah has ruled that the dismissal of an airport security assistant in Kota Kinabalu for racking up a medical bill of RM25,374 over 17 months four years ago was unlawful.

KYIV: Russian missiles damaged residential buildings and injured six people in Ukraine’s second-largest city, Kharkiv, early on Wednesday, governor Oleh Synehubov said on Telegram.

PETALING JAYA: A man suspected of being involved in the recent shooting at KLIA Terminal 1 was slapped with seven charges, including possession of a firearm, at the Kota Bharu sessions court today.