Archive - 22 March 2023

'They cannot deny women's right to education,' Anwar says.

Breakthrough vaccine lacks domestic buzz as Chinese focus on economy.

Twitter users rant on social media, share their bad experiences.

Khairul Dzaimee now heads legal affairs at PM Dept.

Aid includes RM10k for every family member who died.

New supreme council members took oaths before party chief.

KINILENS | Jakim astrologers use precision optical instruments.

Important for us to continue defending govt, Umno chief says.

Date set following sightings of new moon at 29 locations tonight.

It also affirms the cancellation after a police visit.

He recalls the party's past ties with those who are now its political foes.

Stop acting like instigators, warns minister.

The twenty-fifth outlet of premium supermarket Village Grocer has opened in a neighbourhood mall in the heart of Kota Kemuning. 

UPDATED 10.26PM | Minister Azalina made party information chief.

It's not enough to include all govt backbenchers and opposition MPs, says group.

They also want the authorities to take all measures to ensure their safety.

UPDATED 5.43PM | Police have issued a stern warning against the programme organiser.

The idea contradicts MRSM's original mission to help the B40 group, it says.

Only 1,141 persons with disabilities currently undergoing rehabilitation, it says.

Saifuddin says ex-PM being treated for a lung infection.

The incidence of insomnia is rising and to combat this, appropriate education, awareness initiatives, and therapies must be provided to individuals needing them.

He reacts to Nazri's call to book Dr M for sowing hatred.

Penang Forum cites soil erosion and risks of landslides.

He will submit the representation to the Attorney-General's Chambers.

PARLIAMENT | Ugak also notes such programmes have nothing to do with the government.

PARLIAMENT | Fuziah says the ministry plans to improve the National Consumer Policy. 

DAP veteran says ex-PM himself seems to have abandoned the policy.

Lalamove, the leading on-demand delivery platform, welcomed the holy month of Ramadan with a free The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf refreshment giveaway at Plaza33, Petaling Jaya on 21 March 2023.

Minister says not all Muslim children are required to fast especially at an early age.

Campaign on facts, not lies, says DAP leader.

PARLIAMENT | UPDATED 2.20PM | Minister swipes at Muhyiddin when responding to his stimulus package suggestion.

PARLIAMENT | Deputy health minister says 1,651 pharmacy officers also quit during the same period.

PARLIAMENT | In-depth study on the issue has been conducted, says deputy minister.

UPDATED 3.40PM | 'We will find out where they got their approval from,' says Saifuddin.

She issues this warning after accused didn't up show up again.

The payout settles a lawsuit by the victim.

Shou states unequivocally that TikTok is not an 'agent of China'.

The Sompo Welfare Foundation (“The Foundation”) presented a cheque amounting to RM32,000 to Seven Tea One Sdn Bhd (“Seven Tea One”). Seven Tea One is among the four recipients of the Foundation's FY2022 International Social Welfare Grant outside Japan.

The products are found to contain scheduled poisons.

It claims Ravi was punished for speaking without fear or favour.

Election committee says the rules are to prevent 'provocation' and 'incitement'.

Many in current supreme council are ex-PM's loyalists, says former minister.

PM says it has potential sub judice implications.

When it was first conceived in 2006, it was an initiative well ahead of its time. Thanks to the vision of the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) which saw the potential benefits of such an initiative for Malaysia.

It promotes hedonism, obscenity and free sex culture, says party sec-gen.

UPDATED 4.36PM | Official notes however there has been no govt attempt to interfere.

Two things I can't stand about kampung life: Stray cats and cat lovers.

This grabs public attention after Albukhary Foundation's tax-exempt status was revealed.

‘He is baiting the authorities to take action.’

Boosters target those 65 and above and immunocompromised.

Guidelines were newly approved for witnesses appearing before the committees.

The panel wants more parties involved in the country's food security.

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