Ravin Palanisamy
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No proof investors shun Malaysia due to corruption perception index score, Azam Baki says
MACC chief says Vietnam and Thailand rank worse but can still attract investments.
Global corruption rankings ‘just perception, not facts’, says MACC chief
Azam Baki says Transparency International index not based on evidence.
Energy and Natural Resources Ministry ordered to investigate Baling floods, says Takiyuddin
Investigation to be chaired by the chief secretary to the government.
PM to consider raising BKM aid if necessary
Government is unable to subsidise everything, says Ismail Sabri.
Govt working on mechanisms for targeted subsidy, no small feat, says PM
Ismail Sabri says hard to stop lower-income-group business owners from using subsidised cooking oil.
Inflation would have hit 11% if govt discontinued subsidies, says PM
Ismail Sabri says Malaysia has lowest rate in Southeast Asia thanks to federal aid.
Data of millions at risk if Malaysia faces cyberattack, say experts
Country is neither prepared nor equipped for cyberwarfare, they say.
Step in to solve Indonesian workers issue before it gets worse, PM told
DAP chairman chides Ismail Sabri's lack of involvement.
Hamzah urged not to punish innocent kids for parents’ non-registration of marriage
Lawyers for Liberty’s Zaid Malek says Putrajaya has duty to ensure every qualified person is not denied citizenship for petty reasons.
Students call off price hike protests – for now
They hope Putrajaya can do more to alleviate people’s sufferings.
Putrajaya to set up task force to investigate Sulu sultanate claims
Wan Junaidi says team to include foreign minister, AGC, arbitration experts.
MMA urges senior citizens, high-risk individuals to get boosted
Public without first booster dose advised against waiting for Omicron-specific jab to become available.
Be clear on hiring process for foreign workers, says Guan Eng
Bagan MP criticises the human resources ministry.
Where are the tablets for students promised by Putrajaya, asks lawmaker
Kulai MP questions ministry's delay in providing devices.
Don't make it hard for adopted children to get citizenship, govt told
Hannah Yeoh raps Putrajaya endless delays.
