KUALA LIPIS: Two youths waiting for their Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia examination results were killed after the Perodua Kancil they were travelling in crashed head-on into…
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Govt will take steps to reduce peoples burden: PM
KUALA LUMPUR: The government will take steps to reduce the peoples burden if global crude oil prices rise drastically, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib…
View More Govt will take steps to reduce peoples burden: PMSyndicates no longer involved in distributing ICs in Sabah: Zahid
PUTRAJAYA: The Home Ministry has confirmed that syndicates were no longer involved in widespread distribution of Malaysian Identification Cards (ICs) in Sabah. To continue reading…
View More Syndicates no longer involved in distributing ICs in Sabah: ZahidNRD to use new SOP to determine status of those with green identification cards: Zahid
PUTRAJAYA: The National Registration Department (NRD) will use a new standard operating procedure (SOP) to determine the status of those with "green identification cards" who…
View More NRD to use new SOP to determine status of those with green identification cards: ZahidThirteen dead as militants attack Kashmir army camp
SRINAGAR, India: A militant attack on an army camp in Indian Kashmir killed seven soldiers and three police on Friday, an official said, as the…
View More Thirteen dead as militants attack Kashmir army campAllianceDBS maintains ˜buy on Pantech
KUALA LUMPUR: AllianceDBS Research has maintained its ‘buy’ call on Pantech Group Holdings Bhd shares at a lower target price of RM1.10. To continue reading…
View More AllianceDBS maintains ˜buy on PantechHigh number of kidney patients in Perlis and Kedah
KANGAR: Based on population density, Perlis and Kedah record the highest number of patients with kidney problems, said National Kidney Foundation (NKF) chief executive officer…
View More High number of kidney patients in Perlis and KedahForeign missionaries must undergo police vetting
KUALA LUMPUR: Missionaries from abroad must undergo police vetting for green light to give lectures in Malaysia. To continue reading the rest of the article,…
View More Foreign missionaries must undergo police vettingTaiwan re-appoints most of cabinet in post-poll reshuffle
TAIPEI: Taiwan put most of its cabinet ministers back to work in a minimal government reshuffle on Friday following a weekend election that trounced the…
View More Taiwan re-appoints most of cabinet in post-poll reshuffleMalaysia posts trade surplus of RM62.83bil for Jan-Oct: MITI
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia recorded a trade surplus of RM62.83 billion for the first 10 months of 2014, with total trade expanding 6.6 per cent to…
View More Malaysia posts trade surplus of RM62.83bil for Jan-Oct: MITI