Archive - 2 April 2024

Empirical study to be undertaken in three countries in May, minister says.

Judge says it is to maintain discipline, safety and well-being of students.

Dzulkefly says it is to address medical specialists shortage in govt health facilities.

All are appealing the decision.

Zarul's credibility challenged in today's proceedings.

Other family members escape unhurt.

Group also reports mass arrests of medical staff around the hospital.

Ministers warn against inciting racial and religious conflict.

State is urged to put on hold approvals for all mega projects.

Robert Tan’s name appears on list of cases to be heard in Sessions Court.

Suhaili says amendment is not retrospective.

UPDATED 10.49PM | IGP says no proof purported mob boss 'Eran Haya' exists.

The life journey of the nation's prominent esports player, Muhammad Faris Zakaria, will be the inspiration behind the latest film, Game of Life, which takes the audience through his experiences as he faces various challenges, ultimately forging a name for himself in the realm of mobile gaming.

UPDATED 7.33PM | Six MPs can be forced to vacate seats, Wan Fayhsal says.

UPDATED 10.57PM | Remand against 37-year-old Israeli until Sunday, may extend.

Kagan concerned over Beijing's use of coercion, intimidation and other provocative actions.

Focus must be on embracing, strengthening unity among people, leaders say.

Khalil Hadi accused of doing this after posting Quran verses while commenting on 'kafir' issue.

Proceedings to resume 9am tomorrow.

Key witness claims the fund treated Najib as both premier and shareholder.

Kagan reaffirms US govt's commitment to respecting the right to protest.

Nazmie, 17, murdered between March 21 and 22.

Govt's decision to allow foreign engineering grads from local uni to work prompts debate.

Exco hails royal advice for more humane approach to handling strays.

National squash ace beats world number two player to advance to the finals.

Bagan MP says immediate measures needed to de-escalate situation.

Noises affect animals, chemicals harm humans.

It advises Muslims not to be hasty in making accusations.

The Body Shop has introduced an exciting new fragrance to its vegan & cruelty-free Full Flowers fragrance collection.

Business as usual, no internal crisis, says info chief.

UPDATED 11AM | Govt agencies also advised not to be lavish in events.

Calls to boycott Petronas unwise, short-sighted – Perdasama.

Respect is how we build long-lasting relationships.

Military, police, schools, hospitals will use imported rice.

There are attempts at spinning the topic, says Saifuddin.

Stigma against migrant workers reduces as locals engage with Bangladeshi community.

'Painfully, we resign to the fact that it's normal practice.'

In a plural society, branding a non-believer as infidel is insensitive.