TV, studies, reading… quarantine life for student returnees
Those fortunate enough to have own room say they’re passing 14-day isolation by keeping busy.
MCO a massive blow to single mums
After losing income, they depend on aid from govt, civil groups, which barely covers basic needs.
Indie bookstores move online in age of Covid-19
Brick-and-mortar stores find it hard to survive post-MCO shutdown amid shrinking ringgit, cautious spending.
Selangor food aid project matches surplus with need
Friends work out aid system, allowing those with too much to give to those with too little.
[WATCH] How Royal Selangor became the world's largest pewter empire
FOUNDED in 1885, Royal Selangor has come a long way from the day its founder Yoong Koon first arrived in Malaya. The c...
Retailers welcome shoppers back with tighter procedures
No more trying on clothes, items sanitised among ‘stringent’ SOP as businesses learn to operate under ‘new normal’.
Tempatan Fest goes online to support local brands
Unable to tour, event group goes digital to tap collaborations, sponsors.
MySejahtera app keeps crashing, say frustrated users
Many looking to download it to get govt's RM50 e-wallet credits offer.
Cutting losses, unemployed youth return to kampung
City living not viable without steady income, some can’t see pandemic-battered economy recovering anytime soon.
Unlikely Covid-19 will break global supply chain, says Matrade boss
Almost impossible for a country to produce something without external input, says trade agency chief.
More businesses expected to reopen soon, says Tok Pa
Minister assures SMEs of governement's continued attention to their welfare.
Raya ads capture MCO mood
Directors and producers maximising on technology to direct, film commercials.
Covid-19 saps Hari Raya of joy
Malaysians separated by lockdown forced to make sacrifices, celebrate alone.
Coronavirus kills the mood of Hari Raya traders
Merchants struggling with unsold stock, poor sales as trading hours limited to stem Covid-19.
