This coffeeshop still serves cups of nostalgic Kuala Lumpur
Places such as Capital Cafe in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman are not just places to eat but are living museums that reflect the development of Kuala Lumpur, capturing the stories of…
Allison Lai
Malaysians flock to registration offices to update national identification cards for one-off RM100 assistance
The one-off RM100 assistance for Malaysians aged 18 and above will be credited directly to their MyKad under the Sumbangan Asas Rahmah (Sara) initiative from September.
Son of MH17 captain calls for justice following ruling that Russia is responsible for downing of plane
Wan Yusuf Irfan was only nine years old when the plane was brought down by a Russian surface-to-air missile as it flew over a disputed part of Ukraine on July 17, 2014.
Painful cost of healthcare in Malaysia
In its 2024 annual report, which was released a month ago, Bank Negara raised the issue of high costs of hospital supplies and services (HSS), such as drugs, laboratory fees and…
Media companies should protect part-timers too: Malaysian Human Resources Minister
In addition to these immediate measures, Steven Sim said the forthcoming Gig Workers Bill is set to extend protections to media workers.
Malaysia doubles efforts to ensure only genuine, high-quality gold, jewellery reach consumers
With the Hari Raya season approaching and a surge in weddings anticipated later this year, the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry is thoroughly investigating the gold and…
Analysts say new US regulations on importing of advanced chips for data centres ‘unclear’
Malaysian companies building data centres must adhere to strict US compliance standards. Otherwise, they risk being affected by proposed broad-brush US policies aimed at…
So hard to do, say businessmen in Malaysia as many still struggle to understand self-billed e-invoices
Businesses said the requirement to issue these invoices for transactions involving foreign sellers and non-invoicing local parties has raised significant challenges, prompting…
Vegetable farmers in Malaysia want stronger government support
Federation of Vegetable Farmers Associations president Lim called for the government to break from the status quo, advocating for revolutionary measures to ensure the nation’s…
Experts warn that employees in Malaysia could be on the losing end with the looming rise in insurance premiums
Officials noted that any cost increase could significantly strain working capital, leading to tighter cash flows which might hinder investments in crucial areas such as…