Archive - 22 October 2024

UPDATED 9.30AM | Local media report Imran remanded for three days.

Critic says only 11 out of 25 division's votes counted.

Dawn wants the perpetrator prosecuted immediately and a probe into alleged case mishandling.

Authorities say the websites can be used to mount hostile information campaigns.

MCA president also urges govt to drop two-tier petrol pricing idea.

PARLIAMENT | Ex-CM laments how Sabah has no military assets despite facing security threats.

This is over the dismissal of his leave application to commence judicial review.

Pravin denies he was given inducement to turn a blind eye.

PARLIAMENT | Saifuddin says regulator's current position under Communications Ministry unsuitable.

Salmy says the issue had been blown out of proportion.

UPDATED 6.14PM | Special task force's ex-chairperson says report pointed to rogue cops.

Hospital director denies the existence of alleged cash and gold.

UK has determined I cannot safely return to S'pore, Lee Hsien Yang says.

The city can benefit from KL's success in improving public transport.

Sarawak premier says early health and education investments yield significant societal returns.

Radio DJs must not use the wrong choice of words on air.

It gained widespread attention due to the perceived resemblance to 'BABI'.

Employers have impetus to recruit locals if EPF payments are required for all workers.

Khairuddin takes a jab at Tuan Ibrahim over this issue.

The commission strongly encourages participation in order to gather valuable feedback.

PARLIAMENT | This nets the government RM87.94 million in Road Charge revenue.

PARLIAMENT | Bagan MP urges Health Ministry to reveal the supplying companies.

Groups submit a list of four demands to the Higher Education Ministry.

The Smart Home Cover allows policyholders to customize their home protection according to their needs.

Ministry says there are over 40k positions but MP wants to know how many are actually filled.

Remaining units expected to be completed by end of 12MP, it says.

PARLIAMENT | This is to help SMEs, says ex-minister.

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PARLIAMENT | Govt has huge financial commitments, says deputy minister.

Maintaining and servicing larger fleet of ageing aircraft costly, Suorsa points out.

PARLIAMENT | Chow asks Home Ministry why durian farmers in Raub denied right to assemble.

The rise of fintech in Malaysia is not just a temporary trend.

This comes after tourism minister called for hotels to adjust check-in and check-out times.

Police open two investigation papers over the incident.

The PayMate Business Payments App allows SMEs to optimize cash flow and better utilize their working capital using commercial and retail credit cards, providing up to 55 days* of interest-free credit.

PARLIAMENT | Most of them belong to the army, Khaled adds.

PARLIAMENT | 'Include a provision that ensures aid amount is increased regularly.'

Displaced living in toilets, dead bodies left on the street, says UNRWA.

Wan Fayhsal says deputy minister's 'safe and under control' remark misleading.

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PARLIAMENT | Anwar reaffirms ongoing efforts to improve GLC, GLIC board appointment process.

Sabah continues to be plagued by long-standing poverty, says Bung.

Group calls for concrete steps to amend or repeal Act 605 to safeguard academic autonomy.

The birthday celebrations at restaurants are part of McDonald’s Community Month

every October, bringing smiles to children across the nation.

With 41% of past participants securing funding and many gaining international exposure through partnerships and study tours, SAP 2024 is poised to continue its legacy of launching high-potential startups into the global market.

BUDGET 2025 | Deputy minister tells critics to study budget carefully before issuing statements.

They include tax relief and access to more strategic properties, DPM says.

It seems Umno is still the 'big brother' despite poor election performance.

'If the government is not prepared, best not to announce anything.'