Headache for teachers once schools reopen
Top-most concern making pupils follow SOP to prevent Covid-19 transmission.
Aid requests no longer from just the poor
Middle-class folk still unable to earn steady income, exhausted savings during 3 months of MCO.
Telco industry fumes over 5G fiasco
Ministry abandons open tender awarded by previous govt in move insiders say goes against everyone’s best interests.
Gym operators expect to reopen mid-June
They are waiting for the green light from the Youth and Sports Ministry.
Malaysia to lift most movement restrictions June 10
Interstate travel, religious gatherings and meetings will be allowed.
Malaysia must learn from failed industrial policies before starting anew
Changes may jeopardise established businesses providing incomes for millions, experts warn.
More govt intervention needed to save economy, says expert
Selectively and for a short period, Putrajaya must boost supply side as well, explains economist.
Political stability 'a must' if Malaysia to recover from Covid-19 crisis
Politicians must maintain objectivity in coming months, says economist.
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More funds for micro-businesses in economic rescue package
The hard-hit tourism and creatives industries are also given extra help in the Penjana package.
Another RM5 billion for wage subsidy scheme, extended 3 months, says Muhyiddin
Employers will also get incentives to hire disabled and jobseekers, says PM.
RM50 credit in e-wallets, tax breaks for car and property purchases
They are part of the government's RM35 billion economic rescue package.
Covid-19 bill for contract relief to be tabled next month, says Muhyiddin
Law to protect businesses and people from failure to fulfil agreements due to pandemic to be presented in Parliament.
PAS will play major role in Muafakat Nasional govt, predicts analyst
Islamist party, Umno share goal of creating first Malay-Muslim-dominant federal govt.
Pakatan must have alternative vision for Malay identity, say analysts
Experts believe to win GE15 opposition coalition needs to show how everyone fits into multicultural society.
Perikatan or Pakatan, either a slow death for Bersatu, say analysts
Allies, opposition in no mood to show grace or favour to party tearing itself apart from inside out.
