Industry insiders sceptical of Rafizi push to phase out foreign labour
Malaysians not interested in taking up menial jobs, they say.
Police probe into whether murder victim Zayn was sexually assaulted
Investigators have collected DNA, fingerprint evidence in connection with the case.
Don’t take non-Malay support for granted, govt told
Observers speak of discontent, especially among the Indian community, over pandering to Malays.
Gerakbudaya founder says no real reform until red tape ends
Change won’t happen until dept tasked with inspecting publishers is abolished, Chong Ton Sin says.
PAS’ Malay-Muslim agenda key to winning polls, pundits say
Conservative narrative captures imagination of young voters with low political literacy.
‘Dr Sam’ to serve as PAS poster boy in next general election
Islamist party has lofty ambitions, pundits say.
Child activists call for better mechanism, officers to manage abuse reports
Govt must ensure that no plea for help is overlooked.
Health Ministry reports 28% spike in Covid cases
A total of 2,305 coronavirus infections logged from Nov 12 to 18.
MACC freezes 41 bank accounts owned by Aman Palestin
The organisation is being investigated for alleged misappropriation of funds.
Anwar’s first year in power – from Reformasi to ‘reformati’
The Madani govt has yet to fulfil many promises made in the last general election.
Year-old govt must turn economic plans into reality, say economists
Experts want govt to boost trade, investment opportunities.
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Bersih meeting to discuss future after chairman quit
Media will be informed of 'collective decision', says deputy chair.
Boycott will not affect foreign investments, say economists
They say Malaysia will not be punished for non-govt-initiated actions.
Empty Starbucks, McDonald’s outlets as boycott takes hold
Opening hours have been cut short, workers told to go on leave.
