Archive - 21 June 2022

No more parking on curbsides during peak hours also.

Home Ministry yet to discuss with UNHCR, minister says.

Standard Five students were conducting experiments.

'I had to ask my operations to prioritise the remittance.'

Proposed DBP Act amendments to be presented to PM next month.

‘Discretionary funding’ became ‘home renovation money’, Taufik says.

Pilot veggie project underway in Negeri Sembilan camp.

Rivers overflowed their banks, prompting the relocation of people.

Needy will be assisted with targeted aid, minister says.

'We will defend the values that Ukraine defends.'

Still waiting to meet PM, says Bersatu president.

Najib had disputed Muhyiddin's cancer treatment dates and bribery denial.

'No such thing as a lawful political donation,' says Hassan. 

'Maybe within two to three months, we will experience a new wave.'

In the meantime, there'll be no moratorium on criminalising suicide.

C4 Centre notes evidence already available from Zahid case.

The Peace prize was sold for US$103.5 million (RM455.1 million).

The algae speed up the melting of snow and glaciers.

Zahidi says DNB risks becoming another 1MDB.

Transit M'sia says RM155m could have fixed 'spiralling' public transport issues. 

Govt also has to pay RM36k in costs.

In 2017, Hight Court had ruled KJ liable for defamation.

Amendments to Trade Unions Act are scheduled for second reading next month.

'Party will be accepted by people if it is clean.'

Hilman Idham blames 'PKR-influenced' media for creating speculation.

A medical postgraduate student alleged exam questions given beforehand to favoured students.

The AGC has given approval for negotiations to commence.

UPDATED 8.50PM | Muda president accused of misappropriating funds, money laundering.

Health minister ready to cooperate with authorities in any investigation.

NGO says Saravanan 'stupid idea' remark is 'outrageous, disappointing'.  

Air Selangor says disruption due to upgrading works at Bukit Dengkil Reservoir.

Group says unregulated political donations key enablers of political corruption.

To raise our children to be productive and motivated individuals, a solid foundation of support from various entities are required

Cons of brain drain vastly outnumber the pros of remittances.

Disruption in the VUCA world raises a critical need for future-proof citizens’ skills.

UPDATED 1.25PM | Judge rules prima facie was not established by prosecution.

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The charges involve bribes totalling RM55,020.

UK-UKRAINE-CRISIS:Zelenskiy defiant as Russia intensifies attacks on eastern cities, seizes territory

Nizam's 2,000kg artwork hangs from a 47-storey residential building.

It dealt a setback to LGBTQ rights activists.

Researchers say it is the world's biggest freshwater fish ever recorded.

UPDATED 10.05AM | Azmin reportedly met PKR officials in Sheraton Hotel last week. 

Marginalised populations too will get internet access, says its COO.

Those gunning for a Diploma in Business Administration / Diploma in Business or Diploma in Communication & Media / Diploma in Mass Communication will stand to save several thousand ringgit in tuition fee waivers at UOW Malaysia KDU.

There has been 59 deaths reported this month so far.

UPDATED 26/7 | 'Individuals named included ministers and govt servants,' witness testifies.

Is there a desire to see all crooks, including politicians, brought to book?

The 2016 assassination of Berta Caceres spotlighted the dangers facing activists.

‘For MACC, it’s not a case of clueless, but selective cluelessness.’

Case details would determine if sovereign immunity applies.

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