Low Han Shaun
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Malaysians need closure on past problems, says Fahmi
Govt harping on the previous administration in bid to move on in healthy way, says PKR leader.
Don’t fall for fear rhetoric, forum on Malay identity told
Panel has plenty of criticism for Umno, which it accused of holding back the community.
Women empowerment tops Balakong candidate Wong’s agenda
Wong Siew Ki wants women in Parliament without relying on any quota.
2,115 housewives registered for EPF scheme
221,890 housewives, 98,536 widows and 28,116 divorcees from the hardcore poor segment are eligible for the govt incentive.
Born of defiance, #UndiRabu back to promote unity
After all the hard work raising money to bring overseas and outstation Malaysians home to vote, it's Merdeka party time.
Register first, apply for tax exemption later, says Guan Eng
Government is taking a 'soft approach' in the enforcement of the sales and services tax (SST) to give the business community time to adjust.
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10,000 companies yet to register for SST
Only 77,451 businesses have signed up for the sales and services tax.
Johan Setia the only place with 'unhealthy' air quality today
Open burning has been a problem in area over the past decade.
Projects linked to China's Belt and Road at cybersecurity risk, says firm
Such projects include Malaysia-China Kuantan Industrial Park, Xiamen University, Malacca Gateway and ECRL.
Businesses want clear, consistent policies by Putrajaya, survey finds
Ipsos poll, conducted in June and July, saw personal interviews held with more than 150 firms.
Good vibes from Pakatan win over, says research house
Government better start cracking on cost of living, crime and jobs.
No need to take action against anti-LGBT doctor, says UM dean
Dr Nur Ilyani Mohamed Nawawi, in a FB post that has been taken down, had expressed disdain towards members of the community.
Group wants access to 'intolerable' Immigration detention centres
Tenaganita chief says members on stealth visits to centres found that detainees simply went missing.
‘Face-saving’ culture will drive Malaysians down the road of conservatism
Academics say such a culture prevents people from voicing out their thoughts if they go against the norm.
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