Archive - 1 March 2024

This involves 87pct domestic, 13pct non-domestic consumers in peninsula, Labuan.

Case has yet to go to court, Perak police chief clarifies.

Financial Markets Committee notes global investor confidence in M'sian market.

He rebuffs PAS lawmaker's suggestion for syariah law to prevent such crimes.

Enhance skill sets to compete in more sophisticated job market - PM.

Established in 1989, code needs renewal and enhancement, Teo says.

PAS president allegedly hit out at several parties, including Malay rulers.

Ministry had no objection to media council proposal, Saifuddin says.

Matters concerning Islam should be off limits when stating views, says DPM.

Previous two rounds failed to result in any rainfall, says CM.

Questions raised on stagnant water at Meru market and Klang school field.

Finetuning necessary to pursue cost-effectiveness, says minister.

We're still experiencing rainfall and water levels remain steady, says Izham.

UPDATED 4.03PM | Post pertains to the treatment of government retirees at IJN.

Deputy comms minister highlights harassment, doxing and sexism.

UPDATED 6.40PM | Ramli wants assistance given to Malays be extended to Orang Asli.

UPDATED 3.01PM | Youth chief Akmal notes recent incidents of politicians flouting royal decree.

UPDATED 1.53PM | The situation raises concerns, it’s a wake-up call, says Wahid.

Don’t make any engagement as just merely lip service.

Funds collected through solidarity week last year and from various parties.

PM says agency must be firm in executing duties without fear or favour.

They accuse PM of insinuating guilt although case is ongoing in court.

PAS president continues to fan racial, religious flames, even against rulers' decree.

Business world doesn't seem to be working in the interest of Malaysians.

It comes after Israeli forces killed over 100 Palestinians waiting for food supplies.

Youth have a personal stake in the country’s development.

UPDATED 1.35PM | PBM politician's jail term reduced from 13 to eight years.

MALAYSIANSKINI | With no interest loans from MADCash, women entrepreneurs are making waves.

Deputy minister says human capital is a nation's biggest asset.

After retiree Maimunah lost RM75,000 of her life savings to a phone scammer, she decided to fight back.

Ex-PM's lawyers filed the notice of appeal yesterday.

Mualim police say petrol station owner has complained to relevant authorities.

Take a quick look at the old and new of the service tax.

Recent controversies surrounding him seems to paint a no-nonsense picture.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Syul Hezri's works are about how good of a story lies behind them.

Govt, private sector should help with digital literacy, accessibility.

Junior officer, 39, found with wound on front part of body.

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