Archive - 2 June 2022

Ringgit expected to remain stable, continue to strengthen, minister says.

'I continue to be inspired by the goodwill shown to me.'

Stay in your lane, minister tells those calling for GE.

Suspect reportedly detained at Kota Bharu.

Nicol David Organisation empowers children from low, middle-income families.

Bangladesh informed of measures to safeguard worker welfare - Saravanan.

The minister just arrived back from Turkey.

Take into account timing and ringgit strength, says Subromaniam.

Procedures make it difficult for elected reps to help schools.

The letter also seeks a lesser offence for his son.

China denies accusations of labour abuse in the province.

Group says cleaners, security guards not getting minimum wage.

It is the key to achieving a sustainable economy.

Russia accuses US of adding 'fuel to fire'.

However, Azam Baki says he can't disclose any names or companies.

The ministry will also remain committed to implementing Malaysia’s National Biofuels Policy. 

North Korea, however, claims Covid wave has abated.

Over 200 hand painted art created by autistic children were displayed as part of this year's fundraiser

Neutralising antibody level was 4.4-fold higher with ARCoV. 

School-Based Assessment (PBS) comprises 3 components.

UEM Sunrise partners with Affin Bank in the ‘Home Step Fast/i’ campaign to introduce a financing solution that provides for lower financial commitment for new home buyers.

Canadian aircraft monitoring N Korea sanction evasions.

He claims Immigration officer complicit in helping ex-wife.

Umno minister claims he was not the only one to do so.

'Leaders should focus on policies to solve issues plaguing the country.'

The big tent sounds like a suicide pact.

This comes after a worrying trend of suicide cases in recent months. 

BN’s the one with a ‘fowl’ reputation, says Azam Mektar.

Originally, price control is supposed to end on June 5.

Cases include face mask procurement and supply.

Industry players say scheme was too complicated, many applications rejected.

It punishes the poor, and doesn’t benefit the overall economy.

Shortage due to a surge in both global and local demand.

Could the solution be as effective as it was simple?

I-Guru is not satisfied with Kota Bharu High Court's ruling.

It is to the people that they are responsible for, above all.

Bursa Malaysia Main Market listed company Prolexus Bhd (“Prolexus” or “Group”) has today announced the appointment of Datuk Au Yee Boon as the new Executive Director and Dato’ Low Chin Koon as the Independent Director.

Special select committee will deliberate on those two issues on June 7.

FFM says the rate would be conducive.

Bersatu also nominates Alor Gajah MP and its Terengganu chief.

Quick response helped ensure more people were not harmed.

Five more students join letter of demand sent last year.

Court allows Momoh’s judicial review bid against Immigration Dept’s order.

The actor wins more than US$10 million in damages. 

Climate change threatens the health of billions of people, especially those who contribute least to climate change, but many strategies to cut greenhouse gas emissions can improve health in the near term.

Hospitalisation under the 1,000 mark for four straight days.

One problem is that sexual harassment is only seen as 'women's issue'.

‘There is much to be gained and little, if any, to be lost.’

It aims to be the first country to commercially produce and export the vaccine.

'Both disease emergence and disease amplification factors have increased.'

'Race-based politics and handouts have been proven formula.'

Various parts of Myanmar are also witnessing an escalation in fighting.

MACC detained 6 JKNS staff for soliciting bribes to manage funerals.

Priority is to solve rakyat's economic woes, says Padang Rengas MP.

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