Archive - 15 August 2022

UPDATED 11.15PM | BN secretary-general says secretariat reviewing applications.

The Nobel laureate has already been sentenced to 11 years in prison in other cases.

New shot as 4th dose raises virus-neutralising antibodies by 8-fold against Omicron.

Relevant gov't agencies, departments have a week to submit data, says Annuar Musa.

Flying the flag for National Day part of business licence requirements.

The Hague holds Russia responsible for the flight's downing in 2014.

Legislation will allow carbon trading without third-party involvement.

Hardline Iranian state media outlets celebrated the attack.

He points out Muar MP once welcomed defectors into his former party, Bersatu.

Suspect is expected to be charged with criminal breach of trust tomorrow. 

China cannot tell us who our friends are, Taiwan rebuts. 

Bersatu information chief asks if there are issues he wants to hide from PN?

Animal rights lawyer calls the incident a 'travesty'. 

Enjoy 3 days of back-to-back sales happening this August!

The country faces an uphill task to resuscitate its ailing economy. 

Personal loans are 47 pct of youth bankruptcy cases from 2020 to date.

Indian expatriates claim casteism has 'followed' them to the US. 

Minister says land issues often stall school upgrading works.

Changes are needed in MOH's role, public healthcare funding and more. 

UPDATED 4.55PM | Courts would usually disallow hearsay as evidence.

Deputy transport minister suggests taking a taxi instead. 

The rate of transmission dipped by 2pct as well. 

His son says the 84-year-old died after being discharged from hospital.

UPDATED 4.29PM | Party leader notes BN in power for decades but did nothing.

Plantation owners urged to have better labour management policies. 

Net buying increased by 16.4pct compared to last week.

The visit is expected to infuriate China and South Korea. 

DAP leader says police force's integrity must be upheld.

Defence claims only alerted of the evidence after receiving anonymous envelopes. 

Facilitate reinstatement as means of redress, the government urged. 

Treat it as a collective statement on improving the healthcare system.

40 food trucks will serve free dishes on Friday starting 4pm.

Minister says, however, economy going into 2023 will be challenging.

Dewan Negara president urges him to be dedicated in his role. 

There are some common names to be found amid the finger-pointing.

Buyers From Over 50 Countries Seek Halal Food & Beverages And Other Shariah Compliant Product & Services From Malaysia

Apex court sets nine days to hear Najib's new evidence bid. 

His latest book 'Malaysian Son' is perhaps his most personal to date.

LCS the latest scandal in defence procurement, but won't be the last.

Active cases are down slightly but deaths are inching up.

What is the purpose of education? Is it to gather knowledge or to be prepared for life? The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) believes that supporting students in developing 21st-century skills prepares them to succeed in their future.

He however fears being re-arrested due to quick jailing previously.

DAP already demonstrated it could work with Bersatu in a Faustian bargain.

The acclaimed author was stabbed repeatedly in New York.

This will strengthen the stability of the Korean peninsula, he adds.

Rakyat's money not being funnelled to such labour programmes. 

Led by Senator Ed Markey, they will meet with President Tsai today.

It also calls for job flexibilities for working mothers. 

'Our civil service has been politicised and it's reflected in their work ethics and attitude.'

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