Archive - 5 August 2024

Quota separate from accreditation cards for participating athletes and national team.

The new salary rates will take effect in December.

'Strengthening enforcement crucial to prevent resource exploitation.'

UPDATED 11.15PM | World No 7 defeats India’s Lakshya Sen 13-21, 21-16, 21-11.

DAP MP slams MCA Youth for 'playing politics' after criticising HR minister's speech at Palestine rally.

Ahmad rebuffs Amanah's bid to contest the Johor state seat.

Speaker's decision final according to Constitution, adds Johari.

Hasina reportedly heading to India via helicopter.

UPDATED 10PM | Union group says move may be legal but detrimental to workers' welfare.

Police stop activists from leaving govt event, tell them Blackrock is a 'sensitive' word.

UPDATED 7PM | Meta promises to issue a press statement soon.

Family suing govt over alleged negligence linked to Ivana Smit's 2017 death.

Global route due to panic selling, Sedek says.

Rise in US unemployment rate to 4.3pct in July triggers concerns over recession risks.

UPDATED 8.20PM | Umno leader points out Jailani signed SD before 2021 Malacca polls.

Ministry officials visited Freedom Film Fest over the weekend, but show continued.

Lee calls out minister's 'ignorance and distortion of facts'.

Canteen operators previously unaware businesses cannot use subsidised goods.

Sheikh Umar points out varsity students overseas have been protesting about it.

The meeting is expected to take place this afternoon.

Lawyer-activist hits out at plans to gather 24,000 tahfiz.

Understanding why chronic gamblers chase wins could help develop strategies to help them.

Appeals court upholds punishment, says deterrent sentence fitting for 'heinous' crime.

We must decide on this to ensure administrative matters continue, Zuhan says.

This is to enable Jagdeep to continue with treatment,’ he says.

How do I feed my children, Jailani asks.

The sidelining and force-feeding of Islam to non-Muslim children must stop.

Let BN, Harapan leaders negotiate without speculations in the media - Liew.

Deputy PM says he made a mistake in the heat of the moment.

It claims 2010 MOU requires HSBC to give three-month notice before restructuring.

A state exco says Muslims passing by can also see the event.

National shuttler happy and grateful to share precious moment with partner despite loss.

Both govt and private sectors must be accountable for their actions.

Cahaya Society was one of the 31 winners across the globe to secure the grant.

Seamless Integration With Leading ERP Systems

Nevertheless, Ahmad Maslan welcomes the parties to join in BN campaign.

Untrue that untrained teachers solely responsible for injuries caused to children at preschools.

ISKL students achieved an impressive 100 percent pass rate and average IB score of 35 points, significantly higher than the worldwide pass rate, historically around 80 percent, and five points above the 2024 worldwide average of 30 points

UPDATED 10.50AM | ‘Zuki a crucial ally, pillar of civil service.’

‘Current platforms profiting from M’sians but do little to ensure user safety.’

Despite all the noise, government knows it can't do much.

PM has good reputation around the world, he adds.

Floods, sea-level rise and other climate issues worsen existing rubbish problems.

'I'm also in touch with other Islamic nations on providing humanitarian assistance.'

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