Khoo Gek San
Putrajaya ‘looks east’ to resolve fishermen’s woes
Proposal to cut out layers of middlemen gets cold shoulder from wholesalers.
New airport operating deal to be finalised soon
MAHB, Ministry of Transport move to shift investments to private sector after inking OA, say sources.
Don’t worsen palm oil situation, smallholders tell Putrajaya
Difficulty hiring foreign workers, talk of Indian boycott, crash in CPO prices among major headache.
BN to field Wee Jeck Seng in Tg Piai, say sources
Leaders of Umno, MIC and MCA reached decision this afternoon, announcement to be made tomorrow.
National issues to dominate Tg Piai by-election
Failure to ratify global human rights treaties and khat/Jawi expected to erode non-Malay support.
MCA to name Jeck Seng as Tg Piai candidate
BN component determined to have its man return as MP, sees by-election as chance to restore dignity.
Well-heeled Indian tourists should be ‘next target’
Industry players urge Putrajaya to ease visa procedures, promote more local destinations to attract affluent visitors.
Grassroots want DAP to sever ties with ‘Superman Hew’
Chinese-dominated party can do without controversy surrounding BRI comic book, say sources.
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Millions of ringgit wasted on GST software, says tax expert
Companies find themselves saddled with costly, obsolete system with introduction of SST last year.
Parents have no faith in national schools, task force tells MPs
UEC panel briefs lawmakers on findings on vernacular schools, points out need to revise university quota.
Chinese want to teach Pakatan a lesson in Tg Piai
Many complain that Pakatan has failed to deliver on electoral pledges, late MP rarely seen in constituency.
RM1.1 billion ‘generous’ but strategy key to winning over tourists
Industry players say with 3 months to Visit Malaysia Year 2020, little time left to woo certain markets.
SME reps laud ‘clear direction’ under Budget 2020
Incentives will help spearhead sector’s contribution to GDP to 50% by 2030, says SME association.
PSV licence test hardest for elderly, illiterate drivers
E-hailing industry players express sympathy, but insist that licence be legally obtained.
Syndicate offers PSV licence ‘package’ from RM400
Under-the-table payments guarantee e-hailing drivers pass test, allow them to skip medical exam.
