Sale of pre-loved items slowly picking up

PETALING JAYA: The popularity of secondhand shopping in Malaysia is regaining its momentum, with business owners starting to see a pick-up in sales. Read full story

Last hurrah for Sabah floral decorator

KOTA KINABALU: Floral designer Renn Limun is grateful to have been able to decorate the venue for the Sabah government’s Hari Raya open house one last time before she retires. Read full story

Tearful housewife pleads not guilty

JOHOR BARU: A 31-year-old housewife charged with child neglect of a toddler under her care burst into tears when the judge asked her the ages of her own children. Read full story

All tapped out in rubber estates

THE current heatwave has affected rubber tappers as the latex dries too quickly, and this has seen their income drop, reported Mingguan Malaysia. Read full story

BJP’s Tamil song stunt backfires

A POLITICAL stunt by the Bha­ra­tiya Janatha Party (BJP) to garner Tamil support in India’s Karnataka state backfired when the singing of the Tamizh Thai Vaazthu was abandoned halfway, Malaysia Nanban reported. Read full story

UN chief, envoys in key talks on Afghanistan crisis

UN chief Antonio Guterres will gather international envoys at a secret location in Doha today in an increasingly desperate bid to find ways to influence Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers. Considered the world’s biggest humanitarian crisis by the United Nations, Guterres’s quandary has been deepened by the Taliban administration’s move to stop girls going to school and […]