Archive - 19 March 2024

• Fact-check: Old Town White Coffee owned by Dutch firm, not Nga
• Adopt 'Malaysia first' attitude to strengthen ringgit's value - MOF
• RM30 Million TalentCorp Internship Matching Grant for SMEs and Start-ups
• Wearable Smart Devices for Diabetics
• Woman remanded for breaching men's prayer room at Penang mosque
• COMMENT | 10 big issues for Anwar to mull and decide
• Fact-check: Old Town White Coffee owned by Dutch firm, not Nga
• 'Bring it on!' - Akmal rebuffs Nga over KK Mart boycott call
• T'ganu govt to guide Ayah Pin's family members on right path
• Adopt 'Malaysia first' attitude to strengthen ringgit's value - MOF
• PKNS denies its Shah Alam complex will be demolished
• Akmal: Minta kawan 'back up' akan buat kamu lagi diboikot
• Aggregate household debt last year at RM1.53t - Finance Ministry
• Ikim DG: Stern action needed over sale of controversial socks
• Isu stoking: Tindakan tegas perlu diambil jika berlaku kecuaian - Ikim
• PKNS denies its Shah Alam complex will be demolished
• Kedah Agro Holdings to settle RM560k salary arrears before Hari Raya
• Magistrate's order barring Siti Kasim from 2022 rally illegal, court hears
• UUCA amendments to be tabled in Dewan Negara next month
• Finance minister II: No plans to peg ringgit for now
• Kedah Agro Holdings to settle RM560k salary arrears before Hari Raya
• Stoking kalimah Allah: TMJ mahu tindakan tegas
• MCMC prepping proposed framework to license social media - Teo
• LETTER | Addressing public housing, socio-economic disparities
• Defamation: Minister seeks judgment in default against Papagomo
• Johor regent wants strict action over socks issue
• Police find only five pairs of controversial socks at factory
• Two apologise for online comments on socks issue after doxxed, confronted
• Socks supplier rues arson threat, personal data sharing
• Council of social work profession to oversee practices - minister
• Agong: I’m not an idol to be worshipped
• Agong: I’m not an idol to be worshipped
• 'Allah' socks supplier rues threats of violence, personal data sharing
• Police find only five pairs of controversial 'Allah' socks at factory
• LETTER | Unravelling the mystery of Long Covid
• Tiong calls on Umno leaders, Malacca CM to rein in Akmal
• King questions if KL congested due to unequal development
• Isu stoking: Pemuda minta maaf lepas dapat ‘nasihat’ geng silat
• Furore over PM's 'powers' under new law on immunity for foreign powers
• Isu stoking: Agong murka, mahu tindakan sekeras-kerasnya
• 'Oversight no excuse': Agong wants action over socks issue
• KK Mart issue: Penang PKR leader tells Nga to put a sock in it
• Would Akmal react this way if store was Muslim-owned, Loke asks
• Saifuddin touts 80pct citizenship approval amid backlash
• Police nab politician for alleged sexual assault of Johor teen
• 'Rude' cop vs news anchor: We need to hear both sides, minister says
• Let Sanusi manage billion ringgit projects, I’ll focus on 'small ones': minister
• Lawfully eligible but denied citizenship, a woman's 30-year fight
• Would Akmal react this way if store was Muslim-owned, Loke asks
• KK Mart issue: Penang PKR leader tells Nga to put a sock in it
• 'Oversight no excuse': Agong wants action over Allah socks issue
• Jakim gives KK Mart stern warning, calls for all to cease 3R provocations
• Mat Sabu: Imported white rice to be cheaper starting tomorrow
• Govt developing new indicators to measure cost of living standards
• Sock-gate triggers friendly fire
• Probe on news anchor abuse of power - lawyer
• YOURSAY | Stop playing up racial and religious sentiments
• Zahid tells supermarkets not to repeat KK Mart's mistake