BY ALI IMRAN MOHD NOORDIN Fraud through the Internet including fake news continues to haunt Malaysians as more and more people have been falling into
BY MOHAMAD LETFEE AHMAD “To be honest, this is the first time I’m being interviewed for a whole one hour,” confessed veteran newsman Tan Sri
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‘United Nations Resolutions 1514 and 1541 require decolonisation first before colonies allowed to determine their political future.’ There is no such thing as equal partnership
The car has been the most popular method to travel within cities, small towns and rural areas in the past several decades including in Sarawak.
FOCUS Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad became a household name in October last year following his ministry’s announcement that smoking will be banned
LETTER The recent announcement that Samarahan will have a food processing centre is indeed great news for the farmers and all involved in food processing
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ANALYSIS On December 17, 2010, Mohamed Bouazizi, 26, a street vendor who was originally from a village, set himself on fire outside the governor’s office
BY ALI IMRAN MOHD NOORDIN The main goal of the nation’s civil service rationalisation exercise should be to attain an optimum size so that public
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