Khoo Gek San
No decision yet on teaching maths, science in English, says Dr Mahathir
Acting education minister says his discussion with ministry officials somehow ‘exposed’.
Tourism industry reeling from Wuhan virus
80% of Chinese visitors cancel holidays to Malaysia at peak Lunar New Year travel period.
Sabah hardest hit by virus outbreak
Industry looking to other markets after mass cancellations of hotel rooms, tour groups from mainland China.
Don’t discriminate against Chinese tourists, urges group
Epidemic likely to take a toll on Visit Malaysia 2020, Putrajaya should look into attracting tourists from other markets.
MCA gives new friend PAS the thumbs-up
But if Islamist party goes against principles in constitution, Chinese-based party will step in to defend it, says Wee Ka Siong.
Wee doubts Pakatan will recognise UEC
Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s hostility towards Chinese education group’s demands well known.
Wuhan virus halts China-Malaysia business, cultural trips
Visit Malaysia Year 2020 campaign upended as death toll from flu crosses 80 mark.
Umno more respectful now, says MCA chief
Malay party holding better to principle of equality among three BN partners, explains Wee Ka Siong.
PAS confirms no invitation to join government
Islamist party remains committed to Dr Mahathir as prime minister until term of office end.
20% more Chinese tourists spark Wuhan flu fears
Lunar New Year peak travel season with tourism players advising guides to be on alert, wear masks.
Dr Mahathir to attend Gerakan’s CNY do
Party president Dr Dominic Lau says it is Gerakan’s tradition to invite the sitting PM to its open house each year.
Cuts to subsidised diesel lead to lower catch
With Chinese New Year around the corner, fishermen complain they’re going out to sea fewer days and can’t meet demand.
Sluggish economy, govt policies bite into bonuses
Industry players say workers in some sectors may not get any extra payment for 2019.
Explainer on Dong Jiao Zong’s anti-Jawi stand
Non-Malay educationists firmly oppose limited Jawi lessons, fearing they could lead to material’s inclusion in exams.
Another Jawi meeting will go ahead on Sunday
Organisers say police have issued permit for meeting in Petaling Jaya hotel.
