Schools should not dish out segregation through dual-canteens, say parent groups
Promote unity, instead, they say.
When segregation begins in schools
Some schools in Malacca have a separate canteen for Muslim teachers and pupils because they feel ‘more comfortable eating food prepared by Muslim operators’.
[WATCH] Mia meets Rosanah, a Rohingya refugee
“TO every child - I dream of a world where you can laugh, dance, sing, learn, live in peace and be happy.” -...
[WATCH] Couple gives it all up to live the 'van life'
“When we started, we had nothing but each other, but we were happy. Now we are on a journey to go back to that hap...
[WATCH] Building castles in the sea
UiTM researchers have designed a light-weight, portable artificial coral reef called the Castle Reef. Being small and li...
Cops raise RM260,000 from luxury goods auction
More than 150 items including jewellery and watches were seized in drug raids.
[WATCH] Luxury items seized from drug raids fetch more than RM260,000 in police auction
More than 150 pieces of luxury items which were seized during drug raids by the Federal Narcotics Crime Investigation De...
PKR going door to door to appeal to voters to come out, says Anwar
Party will go to each village, each house to get more people to vote, says PKR president-elect.
[WATCH] Malacca Zoo gets major facelift with state government takeover
MALACCA ZOO, which was recently taken over by the state government, is slated for renovations and upgrading works in 201...
Money may be regained, but legacy is lost forever, say Tanjung Kupang fisherman
Fisherfolk in Johor regret loss of livelihood in a sea that has 'shrunk' due to development.
Forest City will have affordable housing in three years, says developer
Country Garden Pacificview spokesman says affordable housing will be built where the government feels is suitable.
RM2 billion in HDA proves transactions done in Malaysia, says Forest City
Official spokesman denies units being handed out for free to Chinese investors.
Constant politicking delays investment climate recovery, says Johor exco
Jimmy Puah Wee Tse says climate just starting to get favourable post-GE14 when Anwar Ibrahim announced candidacy in PD polls.
Johor 'looks South' to woo investors
State exco tells Singaporeans that returns on investments are better in Malaysia.
Chinese investors want holiday homes, not PR, says Johor exco
Jimmy Puah Wee Tse visited China recently to reassure property buyers that government not targeting them.
