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Putrajaya must improve communication, described ‘weak’ by observers
Confusion often follows government announcements or new policies.
Halal certification good for Indian businesses, says deputy minister
R. Ramanan responds to claims certificate a requirement for government aid.
Sarawak DAP chief says APs for bumis only should not apply to Sarawak
Racial economic policies have no place in Sarawak says Chong Chieng Jen.
Vape regulations should not be counter-productive, says panel
Three experts say while oversight for vape is needed, it must however not cause adverse impact to economy and retail sector.
Weak ringgit impacted Malaysia’s competitiveness ranking, says Tengku Zafrul
This is why Malaysia dropped from 27 to 34 in the IMD’s World Competitiveness Rankings
BlackRock not involved in MAHB privatisation, says GIP
Global Infrastructure Partners will retain full control of for company after acquisition by US investment giant, says officer.
Azam ends defamation suit against journalist
Court dispute with Lalitha Kunaratnam comes to close after 2 years.
Umno ministers will oppose MAHB privatisation, says Khairy
This is because BlackRock, one of the companies in the consortium proposing to take over the airport operator, has ties with Israel.
Umno Youth has grown lethargic, unattractive, says former party exco
Wing leader is not getting the support he needs from the members, says Armand Azha.
Speaker has received notice on six rogue Bersatu MPs
: Speaker now has 21 days to ensure by-elections are held in six parliamentary seats: Kiandee
MAS confirms engine malfunction forced flight MH199 into emergency landing
All passengers and crew disembarked safely.
MCMC says it seeks to remove content on online gambling, scams
The commission denies playing any role in removing social content which are critical of the government.
Full-scale mining for minerals will damage Sarawak's ecosystem, say environmentalists
Mining activities for commercial profits are destructive to the ecosystem regardless of how advanced the expertise used.
Open up AP licensing to non-bumi companies too, says business group
Putrajaya has relaxed AP conditions to allow inexperienced bumiputera companies to participate in automotive activities.
No exception to science, maths class in Malay rule, says minister
Government schools must obey guidelines, no matter what the parents think.
14 Malaysian pilgrims dead, 93 in hospitals in Mecca
Most of the deaths due to heart disease, pneumonia, and blood infection, says minister.
100,000 applications for cash subsidies for diesel approved
Eligible Malaysians will get monthly payments of RM200.
Diesel subsidy likely talking point in Sungai Bakap campaign
Candidates must address the voters' main concern of inflation, say observers.
Nenggiri vacancy shows Bersatu constitution change lawful, says Muhyiddin
Earlier today, the Kelantan assembly declared the Nenggiri state seat vacant, paving the way for a possible by-election in the state.
Grocer in viral brawl regrets incident, urges public not to racialise it
Chinese man says his fight with Indian customer was not racially motivated or because latter was drunk.
Father of Ulu Tiram police station attacker charged with inciting terrorism
4 other family members face trial for different charges.
History, propaganda are no bedfellows
Penang Institute wants to draw locals back to lit fest
Honouring the spirit of Malaysia 1963
Umno bukan lagi pemain politik negara, kata penganalisis