Standing tall: Sabah's Sinsing edges out Tambuyukon as third-highest peak in Malaysia
KOTA KINABALU: Mount Sinsing, straddled along the Crocker Range, is now officially the third-highest mountain in Malaysia. Read full story
Pangkor to get low-emission vans soon
PANGKOR Island will get low-carbon emission vans instead of electric ones to replace the iconic pink vans, a Perak lawmaker told the assembly today. State Infrastructure, Energy, Water and Public Transport Committee chairman Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin said the Perak Development Corporation through its subsidiary Majuperak Holdings Bhd found via a feasibility study that support for […]
El Salvador ends football tournament early after deadly stampede
CITING safety concerns, El Salvador’s football authorities announced yesterday they were cancelling the country’s Clausura national tournament following a stampede at a game over the weekend that killed 12. “This measure has been taken in this way in response to the seriousness of the events, and the need to guarantee the safety conditions of the […]
官员与商人获准保外 案展707重新过堂
被控索取与收受“疏通费”惟不认罪的反贪会官员莫哈末拉昔迪及商人“拿督罗伊”，获准分别以1万令吉与1万5000令吉保外候审。 控方也申请将“拿督罗伊”莫哈末胡先的所有控状，在同一个地庭一并审理；此案展延至7月7日重新过堂。
Typhoon Mawar leaves trail of destruction as it exits Guam
A TYPHOON that slammed into Guam, knocking out power and flooding buildings with a powerful storm surge, was moving away today – leaving residents of the US Pacific Ocean territory to survey the damage. Governor Lou Leon Guerrero is set to venture out when conditions allow to see what damage has been wrought on the […]
New mechanism on power tariffs for T20 once Padu finalised, says Nik Nazmi
KUALA LUMPUR: A new mechanism for electricity tariff adjustments for T20 domestic consumers will be announced once the Padu system has finalised it by the year end, says Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad. Read full story
Ex-judge, policeman claim trial to khalwat bribery case
IPOH: A former judge and a policeman were charged at the Sessions Court here with soliciting and accepting bribes of RM4,000 to release a man from a khalwat case in 2019. Read full story
Sabah's iconic Tg Aru beach should be freely accessible to the public, says Hajiji
KOTA KINABALU: The state government does not see a problem in allowing public access to all areas of the Tanjung Aru beach here until a development plan is in place. Read full story
Dewan Rakyat comes to a temporary halt after Opposition calls for bloc vote
KUALA LUMPUR: The Dewan Rakyat proceeding was temporarily halted after the Opposition called for a bloc vote on a motion to delay the government’s business on the Order Paper Thursday (May 25). Read full story
AI will not be able to completely take over journalists' jobs, says TV Alhijrah CEO
KUALA LUMPUR: Artificial intelligence (AI) technology which is anticipated to replace humans in performing some tasks, will not be able to completely take over human jobs, especially in journalism. Read full story