Archive - 5 March 2021

Visit to Saudi Arabia from March 6 to 9 and to UAE from March 9 to 11.

Withdrawal meant to purchase shares and place as fixed deposits, says MACC investigating officer.

Blueprint will be reference for developer companies, says M Saravanan.

11,133 taxi drivers, school bus operators, and tour bus operators eligible for Permai aid.

Opposition coalition claims this is a plot to shore up support for prime minister.

Suspects charged with attempted murder, possessing a dangerous weapon, among others.

Paddy yield drops by 40 percent says farmer Mohd Yusri Mustafa.

PN maintains Parliament needs to be postponed to combat Covid-19 effectively.

COVID-19 | All vaccines approved by the NPRA for the national vaccination campaign are safe and effective.

People suffer when there is instability in the government, he says.

It is the prerogative of the leaders in each party to decide to be in or out.

A joint statement by Malaysian Members of Parliament on the killings in Myanmar.

How much longer will you stay at home and close everything, says Brazil president.

This is to facilitate screening on the residents, as 30 positive Covid-19 cases have been identified there.

Govts and airlines in Europe are hoping these can help make travel for the masses a reality.

While the number of active cases nationwide is dropping, the same cannot be said of the Klang Valley and Johor.

Young Lawyers Movement adds it is troubled Bar Council's faulty sexual harassment complaint is not addressed.

BN appears to backrack from its call after coalition partners say they never agreed to appeal to the Agong.

Members of the public can now register through a website or a toll-free number.

The WHO team that went to China to investigate returns with a blank report.

Contrasting scenario raises question whether PAS will work with Umno or Bersatu.

Group files second legal action in bid to be registered as political party.

This has raised concern that vaccines developed based on previous strains may be ineffective.

The quality of what you get depends on how much you pay for it, says a programmer.

5.2% dividend for Simpanan Konvensional, 4.9% for Simpanan Shariah

The identities of frontliners who expose wrongdoings should be protected, says Akmal Nasir.

The fact is that the performing arts industry is different from the film and TV industry.

The situation will worsen if the obese epidemic is not tackled urgently.

Some in PKR Youth have expressed dissatisfaction with the decision made at a Harapan meeting yesterday.

The objections and concerns raised by the people to the scrapped Kidex remain the same for the proposed PJD Link.

He says the companies shared the same address and had very 'active' accounts.

The B.1.525 variant is found in two Nigerian nationals who had flown to Malaysia from the UAE.

After the Umno president's letter supporting Anwar went viral, this media statement is another evidence, he says.

They say meeting never supported any decision to make an appeal to the king over Parliament sitting.

Youth will face challenges such as future pandemics and climate change, says the PM.

The move is seen as dealing a severe blow to hopes for democracy.

PAS sec-gen Takiyuddin Hassan is confident there will be a reconciliation between Bersatu and Umno.

This is to reduce confusion among them and ensure the programme's success, it says.

Having served the Malaysian online shopping community since 2012, Lazada celebrates its 9th anniversary this year with a new ‘Lazada Bonus’ feature to offer local customers even greater discounts during the month-long Lazada 9th Birthday Sale activities in March.

It is unclear if Myanmar's embassy in Washington represents the junta after three diplomats say joining civil disobedience.

The country must aim to become a global exporting player and grow its manufacturing capabilities, says Muhyiddin Yassin.

The exhibition can come back in 2023, says the defence minister.

It is being targeted to feed demand as pets, particularly from Indonesia, say Traffic and Perhilitan.

The authorities must find out the real motive behind political defections.

Are companies held accountable for data breaches or are they allowed to go free without any consequences?

The duo are now part of Bersatu's associate members wing.

This is not the first time judge Kamaludin Md Said recuses himself from a legal action involving Anwar.

Some frontliners due to get their jabs were absent and had to be replaced by other frontliners, says the minister.

A vote is not for sale - if you sell your vote, it is like selling your soul to the devil.

An emergency alert has also been issued for all coastal areas around Auckland.

The senior minister says this with hope as the daily Covid-19 cases head on a downward trend.

It was a scam and involved losses amounting to RM285,499, police say.

Spanish princesses and Canadian pension fund head were called out. Can we expect fairness in Malaysia?

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NEWSLETTER 05-03-2021