Experts approximate that woman was of mixed race, pointing to cohabitation among ethnicities more than 5,000 years ago.

Human resources minister to propose social security plan to cabinet.

Wong Kah Woh expresses disappointment over the disgraceful matter. 

Police say suspect detained following video on social media of girl having her hair pulled.

Technology giant's major local investment set to make the country a leading digital economy.

Nor Shamsiah says growth supported by firm domestic demand amid better labour conditions.

Sarawak Report editor's application will not be considered for now.

Amar Singh denies blogger’s allegations that he brought civilian friend to 2018 raid on Najib Razak’s home.

MACC investigating officer tells court Pekan MP abused position as prime minister to tamper with document.

Engan says institution should reflect the demographics of a multicultural state.

Manufacturing sector accounts for 43% of RM836 billion in foreign funding.

Lawyer believes ex-PM has legitimate grievances regarding his conviction.

The poor will be most affected, says DAP chairman.

Higher expansion relfective of normalising economic activity, says Bank Negara.

Firms who have stripped down to a skeleton crew are now struggling to cope with jump in tourist arrivals.

New infections take the number of total infections in Malaysia to 4,724,225.

Community education director says 21 complaints filed since 2018 in Pahang alone.

Graft issues have grave impact Impact on nation, says Amanah leader.

Though struggling with lack of manpower, agricultural businesses have been burned by bad experiences.

Mujahid Yusof Rawa says people can now see that for themselves.

Minister says rules and guidelines will be established after bill is gazetted.

Bayan Lepas rail plan receives good response from local and international companies, says exco.

Proposal to hold oral question session to be referred to Senate Meeting Rules Committee.

While most infections are spreading to humans from animals, about 10% are import cases.

Papers of 23,000 others being processed, Saravanan says.