Archive - 12 March 2024

It includes expansion and diversification projects, he adds.

Conventional scheme gains profits from halal and non-halal industries, Khairul says.

Transferring citizenship rights from Constitution to bureaucracy may lead to corruption.

Leftover food from participating traders to be sent to needy, NGO says

Bersatu members in S’gor getting upset over ‘cartel’ faction, he claims.

UPDATED 7.21PM | Picture showing two pupils, Malay and non-Malay, walking to class warms people’s hearts.

I will raise the matter with unity govt secretariat, Saraswathy says.

PARLIAMENT | Man told to sign letter of undertaking to stop begging - Noraini.

Defence minister says the matter is still under consideration.

Audit finds 97 alleged violations throughout production process.

NCID director Khaw Kok Chin says the allegation is inaccurate.

‘This treacherous person will not be safe from God’s punishment.’

Another Mongolian political figure also received US$2 million, witness says.

Wasting food is a sin as it deprives others of it.

Intellectual discourse only possible with people who are rational and factual.

Umno Youth chief says party always open for debate on the matter.

Thunderstorms are expected in Sarawak in the meantime.

Common issues include unlawful salary cuts, failure to follow minimum wage.

Her legal team is applying for proceedings to be conducted in absentia.

This follows AG's Report's findings on troubled statutory bodies.

Muslims perform prayers in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan.

Website uses false claim of govt assistance as clickbait, to gain advertising revenue.

Ex-Penang DCM says cops' investigation into academic 'unnecessary'.

Party's ulama wing accuses Fadhlina of creating 'unnecessary polemic'.

PARLIAMENT | Wan Saiful, Rayer share concerns on re-launched code of ethics.

The Malaysia Internet Exchange (MyIX) recently launched and concluded its highly anticipated network infrastructure training course at its headquarters in Puchong, Selangor.

Industry highly important to the country, Tengku Zafrul says.

Hope govt's 'more credible' explanation will neutralise accusations, Saifuddin says.

Rights lawyer calls amendments 'cruel', current law enough to curb alleged abuse.

No issues so long as cooperation is for 'well-being of Sabahans.'

Citizenship amendments simply put more unnecessary obstacles in their path.

He is allowed short trips home but required to return to hospital.

‘Scientific guide to set house prices according to locality.’

Court sets May 27 for mention of Najib's case.

FMT also reports that party grassroots members are leaving en masse for PKR.

Rights groups urge govt to grant them access to detention centres.

Rumoured consortium with GIP, which is being acquired by pro-Israel Blackrock.

Do we need such expensive extravaganza when everyone is tightening their belts?

The allegations spreading on WhatsApp were found to be false last year.

This is the second meeting between both leaders within a year.

Intelligent diplomacy and posturing is key to neutralising power.

'Politicians rather talk about alcohol vending machines, bak kut teh.'