Zahid scoffs at PAS signing Proklamasi Orang Melayu
THE unity government has become more relevant since the launch of Proklamasi Orang Melayu, which focuses on the interests of a single race, Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said today. Yesterday several senior PAS leaders signed Proklamasi Orang Melayu, a document former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad also signed in March, ostensibly to unite the […]
People are watching you, Johor rep warns culprits behind alleged plot to oust govt
JOHOR BARU: Those attempting to bring down the government should remember that the people are watching them, says DAP’s Johor Jaya assemblyman Liow Cai Tung. Read full story
Squall line bringing storms to Borneo States until May 7, warns MetMalaysia
KUALA LUMPUR: Sabah, Labuan and northern Sarawak will possibly face heavy rain and strong winds until Saturday (May 7) due to the squall line phenomenon. Read full story
German exports slump in March
GERMAN exports fell sharply in March against a month ago, a sign of fragility in Europe’s biggest economy, which recently reported stagnating growth for the first quarter. Germany exported €129 billion (RM635.57 billion) worth of goods in March, down 5.2% from February, data published by federal statistics agency Destatis showed.
Rainforest World Music Festival ‘on target’ for 20,000 visitors
THE organisers of Sarawak’s Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF) said today they are on target to reach the 20,000 visitors after early-bird tickets reportedly sold out. The 26th edition of the RWMF, June 23-25, is expected to feature 199 musicians from 12 countries with Grammy Awards winner, Gipsy Kings – featuring Tonino Baliardo from France […]
Volvo Cars Sweden to cut 1,300 office jobs to reduce costs
CHINESE-owned Volvo Cars of Sweden said today that it would cut 1,300 white-collar positions in Sweden in an effort to cut costs and warned that global cost-cutting measures were to come. CEO Jim Rowan said in a statement that cost-cutting measures taken last year had started to “bear results” but “it’s clear that we need […]
Hot spell: Melaka CM says taps in state will not run dry
MELAKA: Water supply to 900,000 households in the state will not be impacted during the forecasted dry spell in two weeks’ time, says Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh. Read full story
Hisyam Teh takes over as Muhyiddin's lead counsel in Jana Wibawa case
PETALING JAYA: Senior lawyer Datuk Hisyam Teh Poh Teik has taken over as lead counsel for Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, who has been charged with power abuse and money laundering in relation to the Jana Wibawa programme. Read full story
Wesak Day: Buddha sunning ceremony takes place in Tambun, first since Covid-19 pandemic
IPOH: The sunning of the thangka, a canvas painting of Sakyamuni Buddha at the Enlightened Heart Buddhist Centre in Tambun, has been held again for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. Read full story
Boy flown to hospital from Tioman has meningitis, not heatstroke, says Pahang Health Dept
KUANTAN: The Pahang Health Department has confirmed that the boy, who was flown in a helicopter from Pulau Tioman to Hospital Tengku Ampuan Afzan (HTAA) here, was not suffering from heatstroke. Read full story