Comm Camp 2026 Brings Learning to Life
By, Sarah Jamil BATU CAVES, 28 June 2026: 42 final-year Communication students enrolled in the Internship course (COMM 4910) from the AbdulHamid AbuSulayman Kulliyyah of…
MH17: Johor state flag to be at half mast tomorrow
PASIR GUDANG: The Johor state flag will be flying at half mast in a show of respect alongside the Jalur Gemilang as part of the…
View More MH17: Johor state flag to be at half mast tomorrowMH17: Mother of victim requests privacy to grieve
KLANG: Just two days before the remains of 18 Malaysians who died in the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 tragedy were to be flown home, a…
View More MH17: Mother of victim requests privacy to grieveFormer MAS CEO Jala says not returning to carrier
KUALA LUMPUR: A top Malaysian economic policymaker said on Thursday he would not rejoin ailing carrier Malaysia Airlines (MAS) as chief executive, dismissing a report…
View More Former MAS CEO Jala says not returning to carrierMuhyiddin calls on to produce more high-impact research
KUALA LUMPUR: Local scientists and academicians have been urged to continue with high impact research that can spur the nations development. To continue reading the…
View More Muhyiddin calls on to produce more high-impact researchAlgaetech to develop astaxanthin facility
KUALA LUMPUR: Algaetech International Sdn Bhd is developing a RM27 million astaxanthin facility for Haematococcus pluvialis cultivation at Technology Park Malaysia (TPM), the first of…
View More Algaetech to develop astaxanthin facilityPharmaniaga Q2 pre-tax profit jumps to RM24.62m
KUALA LUMPUR: Pharmaniaga Bhd chalked up a pre-tax profit of RM24.62 million for the second quarter (Q2) ended June 30, 2014, up from RM9.61 million…
View More Pharmaniaga Q2 pre-tax profit jumps to RM24.62m4 youths hauled for robbing, raping and molesting
BUTTERWORTH: Four youths were hauled to court today to face multiple charges of robbing, raping and molesting a female Chinese national and gang robbing her…
View More 4 youths hauled for robbing, raping and molestingTin closes higher at US$22,400 a tonne
KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) closed higher by US$100 to US$22,400 a tonne today, bolstered by strong buying interest especially from European…
View More Tin closes higher at US$22,400 a tonneEconomists: Inflation to remain above 3pc
KUALA LUMPUR: Economists expect short-term inflation to remain at above three per cent for the rest of the year in the view of further subsidy…
View More Economists: Inflation to remain above 3pcList of 20 Malaysians remains returning home tomorrow
SEPANG: The government has released 20 names of Malaysians perished To continue reading the rest of the article, click here
View More List of 20 Malaysians remains returning home tomorrow