Pakistan court upholds blasphemy death sentence
ISLAMABAD: A Pakistani court has upheld the death sentence of a Christian woman whose 2010 conviction for blasphemy led to the assassination of two politicians…
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ARUSHA, Tanzania: Two Tanzanian women were hacked to death by men who accused them of casting spells that made them sexually impotent, police said Friday,…
View More Two suspected ˜witches hacked to deathPoliceman charged for bribe
SHAH ALAM: A policeman was charged at the Sessions Court today with accepting RM300 bribe from a trader last year. To continue reading the rest…
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GEORGE TOWN: Two Sessions Courts here today fixed Nov 14 to mention two charges against Seri Delima assemblyman R.S.N. Rayer in relation to his alleged…
View More 2 Sessions Courts fixed Nov 14 for Rayers remarkRubber jumps most since March
Rubber futures in Tokyo climbed by the most in seven months after Thailand, the biggest shipper, is set to start buying the commodity to build…
View More Rubber jumps most since MarchGovt stepping up preparedness to face Ebola: Subramaniam
PUTRAJAYA: The government is stepping up its level of preparedness to face any possible Ebola virus disease (EVD) in the country. To continue reading the…
View More Govt stepping up preparedness to face Ebola: SubramaniamMoF in CAPAM to improve financial management system
KUALA LUMPUR: The Ministry of Finance (MoF) is participating in the Commonwealth Association for Public Administration and Management (CAPAM) 2014 from October 19-21 to improve…
View More MoF in CAPAM to improve financial management systemSmartphones cut into Google profit and share price
SAN FRANCISCO: The rise of smartphone use to access the Internet, and slowing clicks on ads, cut into profits by Google in the third quarter,…
View More Smartphones cut into Google profit and share priceMsia to share experiences at CAPAM
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia certainly has a lot to offer in terms of sharing knowledge and practical experience with other developing countries in the Commonwealth from…
View More Msia to share experiences at CAPAMTunku Kurshiah College repair work to start soon
SEREMBAN: Repair works on the roofs of Dewan Budiman of the Tunku Kurshiah College (TKC) which damaged during a thunderstorm on Thursday will be carried…
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