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Selangor Sultan tells religious affairs minister to attend Bon Odori festival
Ruler says he attended several years ago, saw no threat to Islam.
Selangor ruler allows Bon Odori festival to proceed
Sultan Sharafuddin wants state Islamic body to see for themselves what actually happens at the event.
Govt must stand up to fishing industry middlemen, says Anwar
Opposition leader says unscrupulous group controls supply chain with profound impact on fishermen, families.
Indonesian envoy returns to Jakarta tomorrow to sort out workers’ visa cancellation
Hermono suggests Malaysian embassy in Jakarta to revert to the old system.
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Engineer denies Perak lanthanide mine site built on wildlife 'highway'
Environmentalist refutes activists’ claims project encroaches on habitats for endangered species.
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Putrajaya to bring in 200,000 foreign workers
They will fill up vacancies in ‘unpopular sectors’, says HR minister.
No more Form 3 assessment exam
Education minister says the decision was made after two years of not having PT3 due to Covid-19.
1,451 new Covid-19 cases, 7 deaths
A total of 35,676 people have to date died of illnesses linked to the coronavirus.
Najib defends claim on income inequality under Pakatan administration
Former PM says Gini coefficient experienced ‘sharpest drop in history’ during his tenure.
PM should take over Zuraida’s post for time being, says DAP rep
Steven Sim says this will prevent parties in ruling pact from competing against each other for the ministerial position.
Pandemic aid groups still going strong
Activists say picking up the pieces from a crisis doesn’t happen overnight.
Putrajaya told to stop blaming producers for soaring chicken prices
Inflation isn't only a problem in Malaysia but a global phenomenon, say economists.
Where are the promised school lockers, Teo asks MOE
Ex-deputy education minister says it has been two months since announcement.
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