Year One enrolment applications for 2024 session open from May 2-June 30
KUALA LUMPUR: The application for enrolment of pupils into Year One for the 2024/2025 academic session will be open from May 2 to June 30, says the Education Ministry Read full story
Mt Kinabalu climber dies from suspected acute mountain sickness
KOTA KINABALU: The death of a 45-year-old Mount Kinabalu climber on Tuesday (April 25) is believed to have been caused by acute mountain sickness (AMS). Read full story
Trump raped, ‘destroyed’ ex-columnist, US civil trial hears
DONALD Trump raped a former American columnist then “ridiculed” her with defamatory comments, a US civil trial hearing a suit against the ex-president was told yesterday. A lawyer for Trump, who denies the allegations, said the plaintiff E. Jean Carroll was motivated by money and fame as opening arguments kicked off the much-anticipated proceedings.
Newlyweds spend honeymoon in jail for drug-pushing
IPOH: A couple got married on Monday but were arrested the following day for alleged drug-pushing. Read full story
Looking at AI and drones to keep borders safe
BUKIT KAYU HITAM: The Home Ministry is exploring the possibility of using technology, including artificial intelligence and drones, to aid uniformed bodies on duty along the country’s borders. Read full story
Chalet guest finds python at the gate
MERSING: When a guest at the Chalet Air Papan holiday resort here saw something stuck in the gate of the fenced parking area, he called the management. Read full story
Agricultural education set to grow as varsity teams up with fertiliser supplier
KOTA KINABALU: Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) will be collaborating with a local fertiliser supplier in an effort to strengthen eco-farm agriculture as an educational platform. Read full story
‘Work with farmers to curb wastage’
PETALING JAYA: News that tonnes of vegetables have been discarded at farms has hit a nerve among consumers. Read full story
Teacher finds running a coffee shop the perfect blend
BATU PAHAT: A deep love for coffee saw a trained teacher leaving his teaching career to continue his father’s legacy of running a coffee shop business here. Read full story
All M’sians safely evacuated out of Khartoum
PUTRAJAYA: All 30 Malaysians stranded in Khartoum, Sudan, successfully arrived at Port Sudan at 2.07pm (8.07pm Malaysian time) on Monday, after a 30-hour journey covering a distance of 1,233km. Read full story