Archive - 25 February 2023

Heinous acts constitute crimes against humanity, Foreign Ministry says.

Move from minimum wage to living wage, Veeriah adds.

Contenders include Pahang MB and Titiwangsa MP.

Selangor, Putrajaya, KL to experience continuous rain Tuesday to Wednesday.

Sivakumar points out first time Hindu temples receiving allocations.

Budget helps protect natural treasures, better disaster management, Nik Nazmi says.

The Philippines celebrates 37th anniversary of 'people power' revolution. 

Ministry to use RM725m allocation to expedite upgrading work, digital connectivity projects. 

Govt tackling malnutrition, lack of digital devices, dilapidated schools, says Fadhlina.

Activist wants govt to focus on whole spectrum of Online Child Sexual Abuse Materials. 

'We're aware Umno is not like what it was before.'

Nancy says ministry wants to set up department this year.

Govt's decision could cost it in state polls, NGO says.

Heavy rain prompts evacuations on the country's North Island.

Enactment of the law is crucial to curb leakages, says DPM.

‘More significant action needed to address rising cost of living.’

CDC, USFDA working on how to best update Covid-19 vaccines.

Ex-minister says he can serve party 24/7 since he's no longer part of govt.

Past indications of their presence went myopically unchallenged. 

PM should be more understanding of people's suffering, says GHRF.

13 others who left Pejuang also enter Putra. 

'Repayment to continue to ensure Felda's survival.'

Decision to offer 100pct penalty waiver for voluntary income disclosures laudable. 

Remain committed to original intentions and manifesto.

We want DNB to be managed more transparently, Fahmi says. 

'More can be done to ensure it is truly gender-responsive.'

'If partners in govt carry heavy baggage, it won’t mean a thing.’

It should not burden teachers due to poor planning.