Sharon Tan
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4 million Malaysians face mental issues, says Zahid
Work stress, relationships, lack of parenting knowledge, divorce and domestic violence chief causes.
RM30 million tahfiz school allocation 'for upgrading purposes only'
DPM says he will ensure funds are not used for anything else.
A wife's image reflects on her husband, says Dr Siti Hasmah
The wife of Dr Mahathir Mohamad says what a wife does directly affects the husband’s image.
Anti-vaxxers, home births and child marriage worry Siti Hasmah
These trends are undoing years of work in public health.
Pakatan in Putrajaya will restructure, not retrench the civil service
The problem is not too many civil servants, but too many civil servants deployed to serve the politicians, says Pandan MP.
Higher education officials to meet Omani counterparts over ban on Malaysian universities
Meeting on Monday will shed light on the matter, says minister.
20 public varsities enjoy 100Gbps on MYREN-X network
PM says high speed of enhanced Research and Education Network to ensure institutions on a par with those in developed nations.
Malaysia to maintain double-digit export growth this year
Trade numbers expected to remain robust despite anticipated slowdown at year-end.
Weaving a lifeline for Mah Meri women
Making and selling handicrafts is sometimes the only source of income for impoverished Orang Asli families.
BN's list of candidates submitted for MACC vetting but not opposition's, says Najib
Partial list of election candidates handed over, with more names to come upon confirmation of candidates, says BN chairman.
ECRL a boon for fishermen, farmers, says Najib
It could even cut middlemen out of the equation, PM says at celebration.
Malaysia moves up 2 spots in global competitiveness report
Country ranked No. 23 out of 157 but public sector participation still lacking to push up number.
No toll hike if I get PLUS highways, says Maju Holdings’ Abu Sahid
Businessman is offering RM4 billion cash, to take over RM30 billion in contingent liabilities and to waive RM1 billion owed by the government.
Johor sultan green lights Johor Baru-Singapore RTS Link
Ruler will be given periodic updates on project’s progress, says Rahman Dahlan.
EPF earnings up 36% in year’s second quarter
Global investments to remain among the retirement fund’s significant revenue drivers as ringgit shows signs of better stability, says CEO.
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