Is the worst over for Malaysia’s ringgit?
Analysts are contesting that several headwinds, including the risk of economic slowdown, may limit the ringgit’s recovery.
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Get ready to pay more for vegetables, consumers warned
The continuous wet spell that is expected to last until next February has reduced the yield of highland vegetable farms, say farmers.
Japan forging closer ties with Malaysia
While politicians come and go, the relationship between Malaysia and Japan has remained intact and strong.
Premium durians going for a steal
The durians come from Perak or Pahang, which are among the states that enjoy a short year-end durian season that lasts till next month.
King tide tears down Malaysian water village
Kampung Forest, a water village of several hundred houses, has faced the brunt of the phenomenon over the past few days.
Thousands still in shelters despite improving situation in Malaysia
The number of flood evacuees in Kelantan, Terengganu and Sabah saw a drop compared to Sunday, while the figure in Perak remained unchanged.
Singaporeans’ shopping spree in Malaysia spark inflation concerns
Johor Consumers Movement Association chairman Md Salleh Sadijo said Singaporeans have caused inflation that has affected Johoreans, especially those living in and around the city…
Use govt funds prudently, avoid lavish events and celebrations: PM Anwar
While some might regard this as a small matter, small savings like these could still have a big impact on funds, he said.
Batang Kali landslide: We will not shirk responsibility, says campsite operator
The landslide, which occurred in the wee hours of Dec 16, left 26 dead with seven victims yet to be found.
Adhere to the authorities: Malaysia’s King to flood victims
His Majesty also reminded the people residing on the east coast to stay vigilant and not to allow their children to go near flood waters.