Archive - 22 July 2022

Fewer than six states sent participants, resulting in event cancellation.

A few political leaders remained untouched, says Mani Maran.

Workers given ice cream when it gets too hot.

Those in Labuan the happiest, scoring 9.29/10.

Only 61pct of schools complied with programme menu - Khairy.

Britain's growth was at an 11-month low.

Suspicion created that ex-AG cooperated with Low, Mahathir says.

But the situation is under control, Chow says.

Airports face challenges in making their infrastructure resilient.

'Current situation not much different from 1MDB scandal.' 

Water will still contain traces of tritium after treatment.

PKR deputy president being sued by Sapura Group CEO.

Deaths reached 151 in seven days to July 16.

Last November, judge Mohamed Zaini ordered items not to be forfeited to gov't.

He is taking antiviral drug Paxlovid.

'There remain to be many unanswered questions,' says Sepanggar MP.

'They are here to help, not to find fault.'

'But this doesn't mean PAS is rejecting Muafakat.'

Chaos continues to unfold in the country.

Aspan Alias changed plea to guilty.

Cops say preliminary investigation shows that the child was beaten, force-fed.

President Ranil Wickremesinghe launched crackdown a day after being sworn in.

Last year, Petronas payments to govt totalled RM48.2 billion.

Police say it's possible she had already gone missing before report lodged.

They were charged with trafficking and planting cannabis.

Food was the main contributor to June's inflation increase.

Festival's goal is to 'revive' Malay culture, says Pembela chairperson.

'Prevention is better than cure.'

The portal aspires to support jobseekers with free careers, training, employment advice and assistance.

His legacy team claims witness had given contradictory testimony.

The excision does not benefit the general public or the environment.

Police are also looking for Asia Times journalist Nicholas Kochan.

Bill being refined at AG's Chambers.

It is expected to relieve pressure on the industry amid other factors.

Clip shows police personnel receiving bribe near petrol station.

Nexus International School Malaysia, recognised as the Top IB School in Malaysia and 73rd in the World last year, announced that its International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) graduates has won over 140 university offers & USD 1 million in scholarships from prestigious universities around the world 

The finance minister says Malaysia is still in a strong financial position.

UPDATED 11AM | Rizal pleads not guilty to all three charges.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Amateur historian Saminathan speaks about this key figure in Malaysia’s trade union movement.

MACC chief said TI-CPI only measured perception, doesn't reflect reality.

Rio state police forces regularly carry out deadly raids in the city's sprawling slums.

Today, July 22, is Sarawak’s Independence Day. 

Global cases passed 14,000, with six countries reporting their first cases last week.

Case was brought to the ICJ by Gambia.

The abrupt resignation of the prime minister stuns the nation.

Kuala Lumpur reported the most cases in the country.

For some people, being offended makes them feel powerful and superior.

‘Almost 300 deaths in internment and not one prosecution.’

Our northern neighbour has allowed the smoking of ganja.

A representative civil service is vital for a multi-racial country - Teresa Kok.

This has been proven in research among SMEs in Kuala Lumpur.

Low participation in diving events for the games causes cancellation. 

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