A slap that hurts human rights
Commentary by Mustafa K. Anuar THE recent incident in which a volleyball coach slapped two teenage athletes caused a stir and deep concern among the authorities, parents and other Malaysians, resulting in some demanding retribution.
Traditional Chinese medicine to cost more after CNY
HIGHER demand for Chinese traditional medicines for the treatment of Covid-19 is expected to push up the prices of the herb-based items after the Lunar New Year, Chinese physicians said. Most of the Chinese herbal medicines sold in Malaysia are imported from China.
Perikatan looking to youth to take Negri Sembilan
PERIKATAN Nasional (PN) can become the new state government in Negri Sembilan by maintaining the momentum of youth support for the coalition from the last general election, former Seremban Umno youth chief Zool Amali Hussin said. Zool joined PAS recently and is confident that Malay votes will continue to swing to PN because people were […]
Transport Ministry wants airlines to overhaul flight operations
THE Ministry of Transport (MOT) wants airlines to shake up their operations to avoid delays, Minister Anthony Loke said yesterday. According to Loke, he had held discussions with low-cost airlines to find a solution to the issue.
Zahid: Efforts can take nation back to glory
PUTRAJAYA: The Malaysia Madani concept must be implemented by all parties to ensure it will benefit the people, especially the targeted groups. Read full story
Anwar: No more racist or unfair policies
PUTRAJAYA: Policies that marginalise minority communities will not be allowed to be implemented under the current administration, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says. Read full story
A good concept, but it has to work, say Johor folk
JOHOR BARU: The Malaysia Madini concept has been widely accepted, with many hoping that the government will live up to its promise of accountability and transparency. Read full story
Proton Wira is ‘most stolen vehicle’
PETALING JAYA: The Proton Wira, an old Malaysian favourite, is also the car most loved by thieves, retaining its status as “most stolen vehicle” for a 11th consecutive year, says the Vehicle Theft Reduction Council of Malaysia. Read full story
Go ‘old school’ to protect your car
PETALING JAYA: Car thieves used to pick locks to steal cars. Not anymore. Read full story
Najib fails in attempt to remove judge
PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court has dismissed an attempt by Datuk Seri Najib Razak to disqualify a Court of Appeal judge from sitting in the review proceedings involving the SRC International Sdn Bhd case at the apex court. Read full story