Parliamentary panel to discuss sex harassment bill next month
Chairman Nor Azrina Surip adds that MPs have made progress on proposed Gender Equality Act.
Mizuho, HSBC, Daiwa to lead Malaysia’s samurai bond issuance
10-year ¥200 billion (RM7.6 billion) loan comes at coupon rates of less than 0.65% per annum.
Guan Eng denies promising Cameron Highlands voters development
Better for constituency to have reps from different parties, DAP secretary-general clarifies.
Apology not enough, pay us what is due, Guan Eng tells Goldman Sachs
Finance minster asks whether Wall Street bank would have apologised if Pakatan had not taken over government.
Govt to ban ketum growing, says Wan Azizah
The deputy prime minister says it is still legal to grow ketum although it cannot be harvested or sold.
Malindo Air to cooperate in Australian probe into cabin crew member
It suspends staff held for allegedly smuggling drugs into Australia.
Malindo Air staff held over Australia drug smuggling
Media report says 2 air hostesses among 8 arrested in raid.
Police not covering up Teoh Beng Hock probe, says IGP
Taskforce looking into AGC's recommendations, Fuzi Harun assures.
MyPPP deregistered, will appeal decision, says leader
Maglin Dennis D'Cruz to write to home minister to reverse Registrar of Societies' move.
Record number of drug arrests, seizures in 2018
IGP Mohamad Fuzi Harun says RM394.32 million worth of drugs were seized and 164,914 arrested.
Cops cripple syndicate supplying drugs to prisoners
The Johor operation was supplying inmates at Simpang Renggam.
6,197 drug arrests in first 10 days of 2019, says IGP
Suspects include 5,807 locals and 390 foreign nationals, says top cop.
Nation’s wealth should be shared with all races, says Dr Mahathir
PM gives a history lesson, reminds Malaysians that prosperity should not be limited to a certain ethnic group.
Awareness campaign first, then local council elections, say residents
Malays will question motives and who stands to benefit as they don't understand the issue, they say.
Malays will benefit most from local council polls, say activists
Those who reject such elections are afraid of empowering the community, they argue.
