Zaim Ibrahim
More good news coming, says Guan Eng after bridge toll reduction
Finance Minister says to ‘wait for the announcements’.
Cabinet to decide on new official cars, says Guan Eng
Deal will see 32 units of Toyota Vellfire for ministers and 3,000 Honda Accords for senior government officials.
Penang fishermen vow more protests against reclamation project
2020 set to be busy year for community opposed to the building of 3 man-made islands in prime fishing, fish-spawning area.
To address confusion, Putrajaya delays fuel subsidy rollout
Govt needs to allay fears that the prices of goods will drastically increase if the price of RON95 were floated, says minister.
Ministry awaits varsity’s reply on Zakir Naik exam question
Higher education department says UniMAP's autonomous status means that it is ultimately answerable to the people.
Doctors complain of overwork, urge govt to hire more
Many doctors leave for private sector after 2-year housemanship because of higher salaries, creating shortage in public hospitals.
Are govt hospitals ready for surge in patients?
Federal control of fees for private and dental clinics to be abolished next year, making treatment costlier.
Lack of big names in Penang Amanah leadership big plus for party
This gives the members more freedom to express their views and voice voters' concerns, pundits say.
Onion price hike starts from country of origin, says Saifuddin
Costs increase when it goes through distribution chain, minister explains.
Stretched to the max, families want more farmers’ markets
Middle-class incomes can’t keep up with inflation, giving rise to popularity of Fama-run markets.
What’s International Migrants Day without right to work, ask refugees
Malaysia yet to ratify UNHCR’s 1951 Refugee Convention, resulting in refugees being unable to access education, vocational training, healthcare and work.
A year on, still no closure for Adib’s family
Police seek 9 witnesses while relatives still racked with grief over firefighter’s death.
Digital ads for ‘sugar daddy’ app taken down
Lembah Pantai MP Fahmi Fadzil had lodged a complaint with DBKL on the matter.
Already burdened with high prices, working class folk dread 2020
Many would have the government dispense less aid and keep ceiling on petrol price.
Driving Grab, baking, eating less to afford school supplies
Parents, struggling with rising prices, say govt must do more to rein in cost and help B40 folk.
