Umno Party’s doors open to former members to rejoin: Malaysia DPM Zahid Hamidi
He added the Umno disciplinary board would look into any application from ex-Umno members.
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Now endangered: Time to get serious about saving pygmy elephants
The authorities must consider the needs of the Borneo pygmy elephants in all their development plans now that the animal has been officially recognised as an endangered species,…
Are we overworking or working hard?
I do not think that most Malaysians, including even millennials, accept the idea of putting in so little time for productivity as much as we all agree on work-life balance.…
Foreign workers in Malaysia to receive extra benefits
The move, announced by Human Resources Minister Steven Sim in May, will allow for enhanced protection of foreigners, including expatriates and domestic workers, and will include…
AI scams targeting travellers in Malaysia
A report by the chief information security officer of a leading online travel website, Booking.com, has noted a sharp rise in global phishing attacks targeting the hospitality…
Two Chinese tourists dead after tour bus overturns in Genting Highlands
It was previously reported that the 32-year-old bus driver did not have a driving licence and had 27 previous traffic summonses for various offences.
US Federal Reserve’s ‘higher for longer’ stance hits Asian currencies
The ringgit, perhaps not surprisingly, also edged lower from RM4.7105 to the dollar on June 20 to RM4.719 yesterday, as the greenback strengthened against most Asian notes…
‘No threat to national security’: PM Anwar on Malaysia Airports Holding Bhd’s privatisation deal
PM Anwar slammed Perikatan Nasional for creating a “false narrative” over the takeover of Malaysia Airports Holding Bhd’s by a consortium of Malaysian and foreign firms,…
Durian exports to China won’t sting prices in Malaysia
Last year, in collaboration with the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority, Tan said Malaysia exported about 1,000 tonnes of frozen kampung durian to China, receiving an…
More than 20,000 illegals detected in 7,975 Immigration ops, says Malaysia Home Minister
Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said most of those sent back to their country of origin were from Indonesia, Bangladesh, India and Pakistan.