Let’s wait and see
Delhi has not said anything, says Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR: The Indian government has not said anything on the Malaysia-India palm oil issue that has prompted certain quarters to advise against…
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Safer rides, thanks to MakCik
KUALA LUMPUR: The mother-and-daughter team of Dr Sazlina Kamaralzaman and Siti Sarah Anuar is determined to give established e-hailing companies a run for their money. They incorporated MakCik Travels last…
Death for murdering colleague over tasteless food
TEMERLOH: An estate worker was sentenced to death by the High Court here yesterday, after being found guilty of killing his colleague over a tasteless food preparation two years ago….
Learn about Diwali through digital kolams
KUALA LUMPUR: What could be a more fun and enriching way to learn about the significance of the kolam or rangoli to Deepavali or Diwali than by participating in a…
RTD denies its personnel caused accident
KUALA TERENGGANU: The Terengganu Road Transport Department (RTD) has refuted the allegations that its personnel had caused an accident in which a boy’s right foot was severed in the collision…
Students escape Mukah school hostel fire
MUKAH: All the 202 occupants of the boys’ hostel of Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Mukah escaped a fire at the three-storey building yesterday, according to the police. Mukah District Police chief…
It’s a cashless world in China
BEIJING: Since my arrival in the Chinese capital in February, I have hardly ever carried cash in my wallet. Sometimes I even forget to take my wallet with me when I…
Don’t discount possibility of WGBI exclusion
KUALA LUMPUR: Although the risk is low, the Malaysian bond market cannot discount the possibility of being excluded from the World Government Bond Index (WGBI), said RAM Ratings’ head of…
Sarawak police tracking down FB account owner
KUCHING: Police are tracking down the Facebook account owner known as ‘Raja Rimba’ who uploaded several provocative postings, including a threat to harm Yang Di Pertua Negeri, Tun Abdul Taib…
Judiciary looking into polygraph tests in court proposal
SANDAKAN: The existing laws such as the Evidence Act 1950 need to be amended if there are proposals to use polygraph tests in proving cases in courts. Chief Justice Tan…