Fixed licence to be introduced for Malaysia’s tourism players
The applications for obtaining a tourist bus operator licence will be managed by the ministry, but the road tax and maintenance for vehicle safety will be under the supervision of…
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Malaysia’s public universities committee denies claims of students being admitted via ‘backdoor’
In a statement, the committee chairman, Prof Datuk Dr Mohd Ekhwan Toriman, described the allegation as slander.
When necessity becomes luxury: Many Malaysians torn over keeping insurance
Groups said apart from the rising costs of medical treatment and increased utilisation of healthcare services, factors that led to rising premiums include the high prevalence of…
Ending child marriages in Malaysia an uphill battle, says minister
Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri was speaking to reporters at the World Children's Day and UNICEF’s 70th anniversary in Malaysia on…
Theft of dead tiger’s body parts stems from outdated beliefs, says WWF-Malaysia
The NGO also expressed its deep sadness at the tragic loss of yet another Malayan tiger, a majestic creature reduced to such a heartbreaking state.
PM Anwar thanks Egypt for backing Malaysia’s BRICS application as he kicks off visit
The premier also commended Egypt’s profound voice for the global south, which used to be known as the non-aligned movement.
More than 200 illegal e-waste recycling facilities identified across Malaysia
The main issue with illegal ewaste recycling plants is that they operate without licences and disregard environmental and safety regulations, said KDEB Waste Management managing…
Government aims to restore Malaysia Airlines to former glory
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says efforts to restore Malaysia Airlines have already started.
Malaysia surpasses target for women in leadership positions
In the private sector, 30.7% of directors in Malaysia’s top 100 public listed companies are women, exceeding the national target of 30% set for 2030, said the Women, Family and…
‘Automation to create new jobs’: Malaysian official
Science, Technology, and Innovation Minister Chang Lih Kang says workers that can handle automation, managing systems, and navigating artificial intelligence will still be needed.