Archive - 2 February 2023

• Menu Rahmah praised, but many hope govt will still lower prices of goods
• YOURSAY | Do we need another port?
• LETTER | With limited options, joining PN may be KJ’s best bet
• Report: Deep-sea port harms Malacca fishing industry, marine ecology
• Police: Articles on Chinese schools not seditious, but titles alarming
• Cops start investigation on influencer for alleged racial slur at concert
• MACC quizzes 90 voters over cash handouts in T'ganu
• 'Thriving concert scene, not extremist views, will deliver economic benefits'
• 'One-third parliamentary seats for Sabah, S'wak still being discussed'
• S’pore police detain radicalised youth under ISA
• JobStreet’s Much Awaited Career & Training Fair Happening On 18 and 19 February 2023!
• Myanmar junta extends emergency by another six months
• Iranian blogger couple sentenced to prison on security charges
• Discover Pathways at ISKL’s Open Day!
• LETTER | ChatGPT sending ripples through academia
• US imposes new visa restrictions on several Taliban members
• Recalibration programme attracts nearly 50k employers in 5 days - DG
• LETTER | Why is there no parent in the child narrative?
• MACC quiz 90 voters over cash handouts in T'ganu
• 'One-third parliamentary seats for Sabah, S'wak still being discussed'
• CPI ranking: PM must act, carry out overdue reforms - C4
• Bersatu's account freeze could hurt party's chance at state polls - Faizal
• HSR cancellation suit: Feb 28 for two ex-PMs to file defence
• Muhyiddin: Frozen bank accounts hampering rent, staff payments
• Mat Sabu: Honorary titles do not reflect a person's level of success
• Bersatu's account freeze could hurt party's chance at state polls - Faizal
• Govt building support staff plead with PM for 'withheld' minimum wage
• PN unveils shadow cabinet, promises policy statements
• Articles on Chinese schools: MCLC won't pursue case
• PM denies interfering with MACC after Bersatu accounts frozen
• How to serve rakyat, MPs ask amid possible 70pct cut to RM3.8m funding
• Kedah Perhilitan captures wandering sun bear in Yan
• Another nepotism claim, this time involving Dewan Rakyat speaker
• Agus Yusoff now J-Kom chief, focused on fixing race relations
• Success and Failures of Education Loans among Malaysian Graduates - Recommendations to Improve Outcomes
• Ministry won’t compromise on WHO tobacco control policy violation
• Ex-PAS MP backs Nurul Izzah’s advisory role
• N Sembilan proposes dissolving legislative assembly on June 1
• Govt to rope in private sector for TVET programme - Anwar
• Spanish court rejects Sulu ‘heirs’ appeal against annulled arbitrator
• Eastspring Investments Hosts Free Public Symposium
• Call for states to nominate wetlands as new Ramsar sites
• Ex-banker surprised with Low's denial on their BBM chats over Najib's accounts
• HSR cancellation suit: Feb 28 for two ex-PMs to file defence
• Menu Rahmah praised, but many hope govt will still lower prices of goods
• Amanah to hold talks with BN on state polls - Khalid
• Taught in transit: Immigration raid reveals 'school' for migrant children
• Muhyiddin: Bersatu to engage with MACC over frozen accounts
• PM denies interfering with MACC after Bersatu accounts frozen
• Malacca deep-sea port: MP objects to 'white elephant' project
• Govt building support staff plead with PM for 'withheld' minimum wage
• MCA Youth calls for reforms to let MACC ‘stand on its own’
• 'Fixed Broadband Unity Package at lowered monthly cost of RM69'
• Scuffle erupts as NGOs, villagers barred from leaving 'illegal' mining site
• RM400k approved to reconstruct collapsed jetty in Semporna - Zahid
• N Sembilan MB stunned over illegal settlement, wants security meeting
• Learn from Umno's frozen assets dilemma, Puad tells Muhyiddin
• MACC freezes, Bersatu simmers
• COMMENT | Police should monitor crime, not skirts and shorts
• Thaipusam: Two million people expected to throng Batu Caves - police