Archive - 27 February 2026

This is due to lower revenue caused by lower prices, sales, and foreign exchange impact.

It legitimises discrimination against vulnerable community, Qistina says.

They argue the statement made it seem as if they are not cooperating.

Lawyers say any further demolition works must now be halted.

UPDATED 6.26PM | Na'imah says attempt suggesting she was behind Bloomberg éxpose on Azam is irresponsible.

Gnanaraja claims exchange happened openly in Publika.

Naran says the case was investigated as a murder.

Pusat Komas slams 'deeply offensive behaviour' in image of Quran being stepped on.

This strategic acquisition marks Capillary’s most ambitious move to date, following its successful integrations of Brierley and Kognitiv.

FGV looks back on its efforts in reinforcing governance and responsible labour practices

In many cases, entrepreneurs are not lacking effort. What they often lack is the right platform that provides timely support and direction when it matters most.

UPDATED 4.21PM | Govt spokesperson says the investigative panel is close to completing its probe.

The state cannot continue planning its economy around temporary tourists.

It says investigation is to determine if there are elements of corruption.

Anti-graft agency first launched probe against family in 2024.

Wan Shaharuddin says he will do his job 'as usual'.

Revenue rose 27% to RM1.7 billion from RM1.3 billion in the previous year, driven primarily by sustained property development revenue of RM1.2 billion.

UPDATED 6.04PM | Ex-DAP lawmaker recalls own persecution, wants PM to stop the 'ridiculous nonsense'.

Remark misinterpreted as prediction rather than cautionary scenario, Zaharudin says.

Seputeh MP loses valuables worth RM6,500.

Tei backs call for an independent RCI into the scandal.

The deeper issue is not vocabulary. It is selective moral power.

ATAP is the next-generation rooftop solar programme, designed to fix limits its predecessors had and make going solar more sustainable.

Ex-MP says the anger online is not manufactured; it’s policy-driven.

Many struggle to distinguish verifiable facts from viral fiction.

Former secretary of state says has no new information on disgraced financier.

Article 159(5) identifies special provisions that may not be amended without rulers' consent, Faisal tells PN.

This follows EAIC report of misconduct involving the personnel.

Trio allegedly caused Syamsul's death by negligence.

Report claims of plan to use foreign media to mount pressure on Azam, PM.

Journalists must be allowed to report on matters of public interest.

Provisions to enhance consumer protection, it says.

Author uses personal experience, imagination to touch on adoption.

Crises remind us to seek God for guidance - Zulkifli.

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