Statutory Declarations News Today

President William Ruto has signed into law the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 2) Bill, 2023, effectively removing Utamaduni Day as a public holiday.

IN THE realm of Malaysian politics, the pursuit of power often treads a fine line between legitimate coalition-building and the insidious practice of “stealing” the government.

The relentless political tussling puts every national stride forward at risk, overshadowed by a lack of direction and foresight. The true path forward is not a dichotomy of “my way” or “your way,” but a collaborative “our way,” blending political pragmatism with ideological openness. Kamal Amzan, M

KUALA LUMPUR: Claims that the Opposition has sufficient numbers to topple the Federal Government through statutory declarations (SD) should be ignored, says Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Following the passage of an affirmative resolution by the House of Representatives, the Integrity Commission has announced that the prescribed threshold for filing statutory declar...

Malaysian politics is experiencing the Thai Effect of collapsing regimes, instability, and frequency of the change of prime ministers. The politics of vendetta is the name of the game. Of whom has the numbers to form a government, albeit momentarily.  Dr. Azly Rahman, Eurasia Review These last

The parliamentary Opposition has objected to the introduction of a new microphone system at Gordon House that gives the Speaker power to control who is heard, calling it a "slide towards autocracy". Acting Leader of Opposition...

The Integrity Commission's Director of Corruption Prosecution, Keisha Prince-Kameka, has ruled that House Speaker Marisa Dalrymple-Philibert should be charged for making a false statement in a Statutory Declaration in relation to a ...

The Integrity Commission is reporting that six parliamentarians are being investigated for illicit enrichment. At the same time the commission is reporting that seven lawmakers are now being probed for providing false information to the anti-...

Kota Kinabalu: The Sabah Law Society (SLS) said the time has come for Sabah to consider doing away with the need for Nominated Assembly members that was introduced only in Sabah at the time of independence by the colonial government as it is anachronistic.