Khairy launches new tech to help govt identify Covid-19 hotspots, prevent clusters
HIDE uses big data and artificial intelligence to collect data through contact tracing to predict trouble zones.
Bagan Lalang Orang Asli plead for more time, aid to uproot
Dejected community resigned to moving on after PNSB reps arrive suddenly, nail eviction notices to doors.
Parents, teachers give thumbs up to abolishment of UPSR
They say the government should be focusing on creating a holistic education system.
Dr Mahathir ‘glad’ Putrajaya appointed new deputy minister to revive tourism
Former PM takes jab at cabinet pick who failed to win three elections, losing deposit every time.
Court orders pass for Momoh to extend stay in Malaysia
Lawyer says his client does not have to worry about deportation – for now.
Civil groups hit back at Hadi’s terrorists jibe
Bersih 2.0 chairman lashes out at PAS MP’s ‘insult to Parliament, people’ for obvious political motive to rule by decree.
People aged 60 and above to receive AstraZeneca vaccine
Health Ministry says data shows risk of blood clot in the age group is low.
Covid-19 cases among children under 12 doubled
23,739 cases recorded in first four months of 2021 compared to 8,369 in the whole of last year.
Alumnae point out lack of due process to convert school
Former pupils say it is odd that land office director should announce government funding for Convent Bukit Nanas.
Momoh files judicial review to challenge deportation order
Judge asks authorities not to remove Nigerian, pending next hearing.
Nigerian Simon Momoh to know fate tomorrow
Lawyer expresses hope for habeas corpus application to be granted.
Nigerian Momoh learnt of plans to deport him from lawyer, not Immigration Dept
Authorities have put pressure on his wife to purchase a plane ticket to send him back.
Fish still favoured despite high prices
‘Poor man’s fish’ kembung in demand even at RM20-22 per kg, say traders.
Lack of foreign workers keeps fishermen from sea, seafood prices up
Fish wholesalers warn of 'domino effect' if situation persists.
Traders blame supply issues, weather, middlemen for rising prices
Seafood, vegetables and imported onions are most affected, say wholesalers.
Kenneth Cheng Chee Kin