Malaysian combat ships scandal: ‘Navy fought a losing battle’
The six littoral combat ships were supposed to be delivered in stages, with the last one scheduled for 2023, but today, not a single ship is ready.
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Unmasking Malaysia’s beauty quacks
Many have raised concerns over the abundance of beauty parlours and beauticians offering aesthetic and dental services.
Dragon ship set to depart in fiery ritual
The finished ship, made with bamboo, cardboard and 6,000 pieces of folded joss paper stands at 4.88m high, 4.88m long and 1.83m wide.
The challenges of reduced working hours
The Malaysian government has announced that amendments to the Employment Act, which will see weekly working hours reduced from 48 to 45 hours, will be enforced from Sept 1.
Covid-19 cases under-reported, actual numbers higher: Malaysian Health Ministry
Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin stressed that the more important metric in monitoring Covid-19, now that the country has begun its transition out of a pandemic, is case severity.
‘It’s not a viable career’: Social media influencers share the highs and lows
Nurin, a business graduate from a Malaysian university, said she had the opportunity to stop her studies and become a full-time influencer, but insisted on finishing her tertiary…
Littoral Combat Ship fiasco: ‘Invisible’ ships a huge scandal
Malaysians deserve clarity and transparency, and not just from key figures at the company, but from their political bosses, too.
Was there a Malaysian-born actor in Thor: Love and Thunder?
Born in Penang in 1961, 61-year-old Simon Russell Beale portrays the Olympian god Dionysus Acratophorus – the son of Zeus and the Greek god of wine and ecstasy.
Alert on the Sulu claim
While Malaysia is preparing to challenge the French arbitration decision, the Sulu Sultanate supporters could be mounting another attack on Lahad Datu.
Stalking makes a move forward to becoming a crime in Malaysia
A new Section will be created in the Penal Code (Amendment) Act 2022 for the offence, with those convicted facing up to three years’ jail, a fine, or both.