More durian exports expected from Malaysia this year
China’s recent restrictions on fresh durian imports from Vietnam and Thailand will also further boost demand for Malaysian durian.
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…
Call for ‘usability audit’ to boost well-being of persons with disabilities at Malaysia’s train stations
Malaysia Independent Living Association for Disabled president Sia Siew Chin said a usability audit evaluates the practical functionality and real-world user experience of the…
Coughs, fevers and a growing concern for influenza in Malaysia
These two months recorded the highest positive rate for influenza samples tested in Malaysia over the past three years, according to data from the World Health Organization.
Extension of e-invoicing compliance in Malaysia a relief for many, companies can better prepare
Yesterday, Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan announced the extension for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) with annual sales of between RM150,000 and…
Tough to monitor dark web, say Malaysia’s cybersecurity experts
Cybersecurity experts who weighed in on the announcement of a system to combat personal data breaches said that while technology could complement online surveillance, a more…
Malaysia allows specialists, retired health workers to continue serving under ‘Rakan KKM’ programme
Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said the initiative allows them to dedicate extra time to providing medical services, earning additional income, and mentoring…
Nearly 4,000 seniors take advantage of free flu jabs in Malaysia
The nationwide influenza immunisation programme is available at government health clinics for senior citizens aged 60 and above with at least one comorbidity.
Farmers hit by heatwave in Malaysia’s Kedah
The hot weather is offering a short-term benefit to padi farmers as it aligns with the harvest season, but they say the prolonged heat could disrupt the upcoming planting season.
Review of proposed amendments to Malaysia’s Security Offences Act must be fair to all, experts say
Senior lawyer Mohamed Haniff Khatri Abdulla said the government must review certain provisions under the Act, particularly those relating to bail which have been seen as biased…