
Stop political appointments, think of public universities' integrity - Harapan
Its education committee also asks why universities stopped appointing professionals onto their board of directors.

Its education committee also asks why universities stopped appointing professionals onto their board of directors.

Ean Yong urges Adham to explain Serdang Hospital situation after patient was allegedly denied ambulance service.

It says the Yes smartphones distributed to needy students are in compliance with international standards.

This can be achieved with 20,000 doses of vaccine jabs which will be administered daily from next month.

Muhyiddin also instructs ministers involved in NIP to ask vaccine manufacturers for faster supplies.

Towards this, a ‘Smart City Handbook: Malaysia’ was launched today.

He has been arrested to assist investigations under Sedition Act, says lawyer.

Act now to give hope to the hopeless amidst the pandemic.

Dzulkefly lamented the situation has not improved even after the Selangor sultan's censure on the matter.

It is unfair for patients with chronic ailments to be denied treatment.


The law needs to be fairly enforced and not cause irreparable consequential costs and damages.

It claims there was a conflict of interest in the award of the land for prawn farming.

A screenshot of a social media posting shows 10 men allegedly at Ismail Muttalib's house.

Group calls for amendment to PwD Act following discrimination allegations involving a disabled student.

Perak police say they have not received instructions to do so by the deputy public prosecutor yet.

In a rare show of unity, leaders of both benches said they are committed to fulfilling the rulers' decree.

This comes after a video of a funeral procession in Kedah went viral on social media.

The contractor currently has two legal actions pending at the High Court over the project's cancellation.

However, the Human Resources Ministry says the Sunday Mirror got the dates of the raid wrong.

Idris Ahmad says the picture that started the rumours was being spread by malicious detractors.

The home-grown vaccine along with another are expected to be granted emergency authorisation soon.

The hard-hit retail and shopping sector appeals to Putrajaya to allow it to reopen for business.

The report has been misinterpreted, says the ministry's secretary-general.

UPDATED 5.11PM | The study says the costs were then absorbed by buyers down the supply chain.

This brings to three the number of Malaysiakini journalists summoned over the case.

The mother has sued the police, the home minister, and the IGP over the failure to recover Prasana Diksa.

The Communications and Multimedia Ministry has a responsibility under the PDPA Act to initiate an investigation.

A reduced number of tests and a higher positivity rate imply that more cases are not being detected.

The Johor DAP vice chairperson wants Jakim to clarify whether the fatwa against the PAS president has been removed.


Police nab 11 individuals believed to be members of Gang 35.

New clusters involving family visits and workplaces are still popping up.


Most people now are keen to just chat with new faces online.


Education Minister Mohd Radzi Jidin says DBP has also diversified its approach to strengthen the language.


The Umno chief says the process of obtaining relief isn't easy as the government has made it out to be.

The party's official stance can only be decided by its highest authority.


US singled out for its comments on the actions against pro-democracy tabloid Apple Daily.

This is despite the Biden administration promising a more humane approach to migrant children.

The lawmaker says the reality indicates fewer testing is being undertaken nationwide.



UPDATED 1.22PM | The date was fixed via Zoom proceedings at the Kuala Lumpur High Court.

Politicians of all stripes must conduct themselves honourably in discharging their duties.







UPDATED 4.23PM | Plans to purchase the negative pressure ambulances were revealed by the health minister on Saturday.

It slipped to a two-week low yesterday, following China's expanding crackdown on bitcoin mining.

Michelle Bachelet is under increasing pressure from Western states to secure unfettered access to Xinjiang.

UPDATED 4.40PM | A mining project is seeking approval to excavate iron in 60.76ha of a degazetted forest reserve.

'By including the opposition, the PN govt expects to get legitimacy for its delay tactics.'

An official also allegedly told the student that she can only select courses at universities that can cater to her disability.

The cluster has so far infected 19 people.

The bill can be paid in instalments and late payers facing financial problems won't be penalised, says Annuar Musa.

16 clinics owned by Selgate and more than 1,200 of its panel clinics will be trained to spur the programme.

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