Sympathisers under close watch
KUALA LUMPUR:Â CASUAL sympathisers of Malaysian terrorists fighting abroad have come under police radar. To continue reading the rest of the article, click here
View More Sympathisers under close watchMH17: Family members get ready to welcome home Afruz
KUCHING: Family members of the late Tambi Jiee and Ariza Ghazalee being transported in six MPVs and three buses from Semariang to Royal Malaysian Air…
View More MH17: Family members get ready to welcome home AfruzKL shares higher in early trade
KUALA LUMPUR: Share prices on Bursa Malaysia rebounded to open higher on renewed buying interest as investors book profit ahead of the To continue reading…
View More KL shares higher in early tradeFather and son pay last respects to MH17 victims at KLIA
BALQIS LIM AND SITI NAZZUA BANI To continue reading the rest of the article, click here
View More Father and son pay last respects to MH17 victims at KLIACars still parked at flood prone open space
KUALA LUMPUR: Office workers in the city centre are still parking their vehicles at an open space in Jalan Pinang, a day after it was…
View More Cars still parked at flood prone open spaceMH17: Dutch and Australian govts to decide when they can enter crash site
SEPANG: Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said the Dutch and Australian authorities should be allowed to decide on when to enter the MH17 crash…
View More MH17: Dutch and Australian govts to decide when they can enter crash siteSecond Global Mission-Journey of Khalifah to Cambodia
By Izzud deen Redzuan GOMBAK: After last year’s successful project, UMission Club of IIUM is back again to organise a second humanitarian outreach project in Cambodia this…
View More Second Global Mission-Journey of Khalifah to CambodiaMH17 update: Remains of five victims arrive at KLIA
SEPANG: The MH19 aircraft that carries remains of five MH17 victims has arrived at the Bunga Raya Complex at 8.40am with pallbearers on standby to…
View More MH17 update: Remains of five victims arrive at KLIAPapayas bitter pill for dengue made palatable
KUALA LUMPUR: Dengue patients, who have difficulties in consuming the bitter papaya leaf extract to accelerate their recovery, can look forward to a more palatable…
View More Papayas bitter pill for dengue made palatableMeasure helps govt save RM1.2b
KUALA LUMPUR: ANALYSTS and the market reacted positively to the governments latest move to reduce the fuel subsidy, saying the measure would help the government…
View More Measure helps govt save RM1.2b