Low Han Shaun
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KL City Plan 2020 to be revealed next week
Minister in favour of gazetting it immediately, barring any last minute updates.
Syed Saddiq’s press officer quits following LGBT backlash
Numan Afifi organised the highly criticised Pride Day breaking fast event last year.
Age no barrier for Malaysia's youngest MP
Batu's P. Prabakaran, 22, says he is both nervous and excited about being sworn in.
Winning support of Chinese the highlight of my career, says Dr Mahathir
Getting overwhelming support from the ethnic Chinese community was the most satisfying part of his long career in politics, says Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
I'm bound by PH promises of freedom and rule of law, Dr Mahathir tells critics
Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad reminds his critics that his second round of leadership is bound by Pakatan Harapan’s manifesto promises.
Riza Aziz leaves MACC after 9 hours of questioning
The stepson of former prime minister Najib Razak is being questioned on the 1Malaysia Development Bhd scandal.
Riza Aziz back at MACC for 4th round of questioning
Najib Razak's stepson, Riza Aziz, has arrived at the MACC headquarters in Putrajaya for his fourth round of questioning to assist in investigations into the 1MDB scandal.
Why even with no GST, prices at food outlets stay high
More than 900 complaints lodged with ministry over 'high price of goods' since GST was zero-rated on June 1. Restaurant owners say labour costs and utilities forcing them to maintain prices.
Ex-Malacca PWD chief jailed 22 years, fined RM36 million over graft
Khalid Omar's defence failed to provide reasonable doubt over bribery, money-laundering charges, court rules.
Transport Ministry scraps programme allowing rural folk to get bike licence 'too easily'
Applicants issued licences without having to first undergo proper training, says Anthony Loke.
Speak up on scandals but gain investors’ confidence, too, says trade group
Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng must tread carefully when it comes to exposing scandals of past BN administration.
Investors from China will still come in, says trade group
The group says due to the recent peaceful transition of power and a vibrant Chinese business community.
Zero graft key to boost investments from China, says business association
Cost of doing business will go down if there is no corruption.
Affirmative action should be income-based, not race-based
The Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce says the policy should help all regardless of race.
New e-hailing regulations to be passed soon, says minister
They will be based on the amendments to the Land Public Transport Act 2010 made last year, says Anthony Loke.