Archive - 14 January 2025

Current chief Mohammad Ab Rahman's contract is expiring soon.

Case involves a minister's son accused of threatening his lover to get an abortion.

'To go into an election, we need to have a commander.'

Programmes for non-Muslims take place at nearby mosque as logistically more convenient.

There's an increasing demand and vigilance about halal certification.

Spearheaded by the university’s VORTEX (Virtual Online Future Technology and Extended Reality) XR Lab, these innovations are reshaping psychotherapy education, equipping future professionals with the tools needed to address the evolving mental health landscape.

Agong's pardon power offers compassion in the face of unyielding legal frameworks.

Malaysia’s leading value retailer launches festive campaign with exclusive rewards and special appearances.

Pact has no determination to undertake reforms, Lau says.

Recusal applications filed in cavalier manner, grounds were frivolous, judge says.

Saifuddin's son allegedly threatened woman to get an abortion.

Treatments like injectables, lasers considered medical procedures, require medical qualifications.

Court finds the man had met the criteria under citizenship law.

Road along Pantai Seberang Takir closed in both directions.

UPDATED 5.06PM | 1MDB TRIAL | Ex-premier testifying over purpose of cheques issued to Umno.

555 people to receive honours.

Assaults target people gathered at many points in northern part, including school.

UPDATED 12.05PM | She says the matter is already in public domain.

Conviction against Najib not made pursuant to emotions.

Meeting focuses on strengthening ties, exploring new opportunities.

Nabil highlights need to respect religious practices in multiracial and multireligious society.

Ex-Umno figures act as fighters of the people and forget them once getting power.

'I hope this year's Pongal will be celebrated more joyfully.'

He says only those with a rank of inspector or higher are authorised.

He says public comments are overwhelmingly negative.

Go sell ham sandwiches instead, Akmal tells Woo.

Health Ministry only allows doctors to administer laser and injections, but city council says beauticians can.

'Perhaps Harapan and Umno are on a path to self-destruction.'

Party's statement comes after AGC filed for a gag order yesterday.