Evening Edition

After years of being rejected, a group of Malaysian mothers, whose children were previously denied citizenship because they were born overseas to foreign fathers, finally managed to start the process to get the children’s citizenship confirmation certificate at the National Registration Department (JPN) yesterday. We discuss their response to this, and what it took for them to get to this point.

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A report has shown that 90 government websites are still ‘not secure’ five months after the audit announcement. We look into what this means, and the risks it involves.

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#HighCourt is trending, after the court ruled that the use of Tamil and Mandarin in vernacular schools is constitutional. We look into it.

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Six retention ponds were approved by DBKL for development, despite the developments posing a risk of rivers in the city overflowing. We look into what goes into development order approvals, and whether they’re being considered properly.


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There’s been several calls to investigate the allegations against MACC Chief Commissioner Datuk Seri Azam Baki, on his ownership of about 2 million shares in a publicly listed company. We look into the case.

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The MySJ Trace function will use bluetooth technology to solve the issues we all have with checking out and to ease the process of contact tracing. We go through the mechanics of the function and the questions on privacy that have naturally come up.

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Food containers, specifically Tupperware, has been trending on Twitter in relation to the floods that happened in the country since last week. We find out why.

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Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is making the argument that timber firms should contribute more financial aid to flood victims, saying that they were partially responsible for local flash floods. We discuss this.

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There is a video making its rounds on social media, of authorities stopping an ambulance at an intersection so the Prime Minister’s convoy can pass through. We go to Twitter for reactions.

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Ministers and VIPs have been receiving a lot of public backlash over the photos and videos they have shared on social media, of them helping with flood relief. We look into where the criticisms are coming from, and how it can be handled better.

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