Archive - 2 April 2026

The delisting of UEM Edgenta from Bursa Malaysia is expected to be completed by July.

Critical sectors such as the armed forces and medical services are exempted.

We urge the government to seriously consider these proposals to introduce genuine reform.

Sexual abuse allegedly occurred at the home for years.

DPM says govt and Petronas are closely monitoring the situation, taking proactive steps to mitigate.

Fadillah urges civil servants to wear attire better suited to the local climate.

Rayer cites February accident in Perak where suspect probed for reckless driving.

Chua testifies that multiple factors pointed to increased likelihood of self-harm.

Faekah notes Pandan MP's vital role in Khalid's ouster and sidelining.

Azam expects new appointment for dept, says chief secretary to decide.

Negligence and corruption are far more insidious threats to public safety than alcohol.

Anwar calls for consistency in international law amid rising global tensions.

Travellers are often bound by traditional three-hour check-in windows, which can lead to terminal congestion as passenger numbers surge.

Aircond temps in govt offices to be set at 24°C, short sleeves likely to be allowed soon.

Govt must shift funds from reactive import subsidies to structural domestic reforms.

Predator X27U F5 OLED gaming monitor features up to 500Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time, delivering ultra-smooth visuals and competitive-level performance for esports gamers.

Similar murder charges for accident cases in Cyberjaya, Terengganu - Dusuki.

Deputy minister confident it will emerge as a leading global tourism destination.

A murder charge might seem morally appropriate, but is it sustainable in court?

What's going on in the news today, with updates at 9am, 2pm, 6pm, and 9pm.

'If left to public opinion, we risk becoming blindly emotional and irrational.'

The controversy has engulfed the MACC and major corporate figures.